-
What, if anything, can Democrats do to slow or stop President Trump’s agenda? That was the main focus of constituents at Congresswoman Hillary Scholten’s town hall meeting in Rockford Friday
-
Members of the Democracy Defense Project are meeting at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum today discussing a new poll that shows Michigan voters are highly confident in the state’s election process
-
Advocates in Michigan are pushing back against a congressional Republican budget proposal that includes cuts to Medicaid, a proposed Michigan tax code would count fetuses as dependents, a dam in Newaygo is set to be removed, and more.
-
Michigan tax code would count fetuses as dependents under a bill getting a state House committee hearing Tuesday
-
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan visited Grand Rapids Thursday for the first time since announcing his run for governor.
-
Indivisible of Greater Grand Rapids held a conference Tuesday in support of protecting Medicaid and other benefits they say are threatened by cuts within the Republicans’ latest U.S. House budget resolution
-
Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s office declined to weigh in on the controversy
-
It’s a callback to a couple years ago. That’s when strong state revenue triggered a law that temporarily lowered the tax rate in 2023
-
The Governor says divided government in Lansing should not stop Democrats and Republicans from finding ways to get things doneWhitmer delivered her seventh State of the State address Wednesday night
-
Wednesday at Grand Rapids’ Catherine’s Health Center, Democratic U.S. Congresswomen Hillary Scholten and Haley Stevens responded to Republican’s proposed Medicaid funding cuts