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Emma Winowiecki/Michigan RadioSenate bills 382 and 383 were introduced in June. They would require state agencies to provide written and oral translation services for people with limited English proficiency (LEP). -
Recreation.govMichigan Republicans are set to host their once-every-two-years Mackinac Leadership Conference this weekend — but the traditional big names appear to be sitting this year out.
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Bills to require doctors to screen young children for lead poisoning passed the Michigan Legislature Tuesday. -
The House Criminal Justice Committee and the Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety Committee opened hearings on ensuring legal aid for juvenile defendants.
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New Michigan legislation is meant to prevent anyone guilty of a misdemeanor involving domestic violence from carrying a gun within eight years of their sentence.
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State House and Senate committees will convene Tuesday for their first joint hearing on bills to ensure juveniles facing criminal charges have proper legal assistance.
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Phosphorus pollution feeds cyanobacterial blooms in the western basin of Lake Erie. Ohio submitted a plan to reduce phosphorus runoff, but many believe it will fail.
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Biden sending aides to Detroit to address autoworkers strike, says 'record profits' should be sharedPresident Joe Biden says he’s dispatching two of his top aides to Detroit to help resolve the strike by unionized autoworkers.
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William Null, twin brother Michael Null and Eric Molitor were found not guilty of providing support for a terrorist act and a weapon charge.
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Bills to repeal some abortion restrictions and regulations in Michigan got their first committee hearing Thursday.
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Deadline day for the United Auto Workers, what the end of pandemic relief funds could mean for child care centers, and a package of bills to make abortion care more accessible.
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Michigan legislation to officially recognize religious and cultural holidays—other than Christmas—made it past the state House of Representatives Wednesday.
