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WGVU spoke with former Michigan Republican Governor John Engler, and former Michigan Democratic Governor Jim Blanchard.
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The lawsuit was filed by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy to challenge methods used by lawmakers to avoid having to muster supermajorities
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The Village of Sand Lake will continue to exist after a proposal to dissolve the Kent County municipality did not pass
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City of GR's Amaad Hardy and Alvin Hills join in to discuss the event.
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The $9 million Michigan Transparency Network is meant to allow the filing of campaign finance reports, lobbying information and personal financial disclosures. It's also supposed to be searchable by the public
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Focus West Michigan 10-22-25: Catherine's Health Center expanding healthcare options in Grand RapidsNonprofit Catherine's Health Center is expanding its healthcare options in Grand Rapids for both housed and unhoused residents, a bill to increase transparency in the Michigan budget process passed out of the state Senate but some lawmakers want to see more, and more.
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The budget earmark transparency bill next goes to the Republican-led state House of Representatives, which has so far refused to take up Senate-passed bills to expand open records laws
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Benson acknowledged the problems with the disclosure portal while defending her department’s work
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Benson has made technical competence and government transparency central to her campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor
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The concept for the bill stems from House rules adopted for the current legislative session, despite concerns from the Senate