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The state government is currently funded for the next week thanks to a budget extension approved early Wednesday morning
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One concern from schools as they've been waiting on a budget has been the part of the roads proposal that would remove the sales tax collected on gas to make room for higher fuel taxes
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Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks aid she expects rank-and-file lawmakers will concur with the spending plan
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A budget shutdown would require the Whitmer administration to prioritize the most urgent services and employees deemed essential, versus others who could be idled
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The GRPD has released its latest crime statistics, Democratic state lawmakers want to strengthen due process rights, and more.
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Both leaders of the Michigan legislature say they’d support withholding lawmakers' pay if the state goes into a government shutdown
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Monday's speech was the fourth in a series of speeches her team is referring to as "The Road Ahead"
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The non-partisan Citizens Research Council estimates the roads plan could leave a more than $2-billion hole in the state’s general fund
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The Michigan House O-K’d a plan Wednesday to use taxes on fuel and corporations to fund road repairs