Michigan Legislature

Nonprofit senior living facilities can be taxed differently depending on location and services but lawmakers are considering changing that

This past week was “Black Maternal Health Week” in Michigan and around the country

Grand Rapids Public Schools Board is beginning the search or a new leader, former Wayne County health director Abdul El-Sayed became the third Michigan Democrat to submit signatures in a campaign for U.S. Senate, and more.

Only seven new public acts have been signed in to law so far this year

The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether it should take up an appeal in a lawsuit between the state Senate and House of Representatives.

Hall said a "lame duck" supermajority rule would require legislation that moves after elections to have a strong bipartisan consensus

Holland recycling center closer, groundbreaking in Boston Square, Kentwood shooting, Muskegon manufacturer closing, vaccine exemptions, bill would stop pay history demands, agricultural forum, school services program audit

There is a bipartisan, bicameral effort underway to address the shortage of affordable housing in Michigan

There are nine bills in the package. Hearings on the first few of them are expected this week

Kilgo is running as a democrat to replace republican Jon Bumstead in the 32nd district