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Michigan lawmakers sent a bill to the governor this week that would ban the use of the so-called “LGBTQ panic” defense in court
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It took five rounds of open voting and an additional round of ranked choice voting for the 13-member commission to gain consensus
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Democratic leaders want to finish budgets for state departments, aid to local governments and spending on K-through-12 schools, community colleges and public universities
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At first the fund depended entirely on lawmakers appropriating money for it every time it started to run low. That changed with the passage of legislation last year that created an automatic funding mechanism through the end of Fiscal Year 2025. The new funding mechanism would run for ten years
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The Michigan Senate Housing and Human Services Committee approved bills today that would expand regulations on mobile home parks.
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A series of Detroit meetings kicking off today will give area residents the chance to weigh in on 12 proposals for Michigan’s state Senate districts
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The primary target of the bill is corporations that use the legal system to shut down criticism in public spaces including social media
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Progressives say a looming Michigan Supreme Court decision could open the door to boosting the state’s minimum wage. And they say Democrats holding legislative majorities should seize the opportunity
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Michigan’s medically frail prisoners could see a greater chance at parole under a bill passed in the state Senate Tuesday
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Two bills recently passed in the Michigan Senate concerning data center tax incentives are now being reconsidered by the House of Representatives.