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The higher numbers put Michigan around half-a-billion-dollars above year-to-date revenue predictions
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Noto’s in Grand Haven says they closed their beach restaurant for two days and lost $50,000 in the Canadian wildfire smoke. Industry leaders say the state lost billions in tourism revenue because of the pollution
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When they started charging people to park at the beach a few years ago, some Muskegon leaders were afraid people would stop coming. The opposite happened
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Hall says tax limitation laws in Michigan don’t do much to limit tax increases when property changes hands
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The cut would bring the rate back to what it was in 2023, when strong revenue triggered a law that temporarily lowered taxes
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Taxes from online gaming and sports betting go toward schools, addiction prevention, and more
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The state will have $770.4 million more than was anticipated
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A plan to deepen Holland Harbor, Ottawa Board of Commissioners elects interim county admin, Crain's Grand Rapids Business Brief, and more.
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The Senate Fiscal Agency predicts the state to end FY24 with a total of $32.7 billion in revenue