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Lowell Area Schools is asking voters to consider two tax proposals on the August 4th ballot, environmentalists are criticizing a state permitting decision in favor of a proposed oil and natural gas pipeline tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac, and more.
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A new proposal before the state legislature would ask voters if higher-income Michiganders should pay more in taxes
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Ada Township trustees say they need more money to maintain and improve parks and recreation programs
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The bills would fund some state departments, public universities and community colleges
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The lawsuit argues the wholesale tax effectively sets a higher rate on marijuana than the six percent sales tax rate set in the Michigan Constitution
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More hours are being added to help local residents with City of Grand Rapids income taxes
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Maribeth Groen talks about the free tax prep to qualifying households.
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An effort to raise taxes on Michiganders making over $500,000 a year says it’s making good progress collecting signatures to get on the November ballot
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It’s part of the road funding deal Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a few months ago
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Nearly a billion dollars has been invested in downtown Grand Rapids construction projects this year, a Michigan Court of Claims judge has declined to block a new wholesale tax on recreation marijuana, and more.