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Michigan Radio/A newly formed group to reduce the amount of lead in drinking water held its first meeting today on Tuesday. The seven-member “Corrosion Control Advisory Panel” is part of a broader effort by the state to address aging lead service lines.
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The Michigan Department of State is expanding its ProtectMiChild registry to filter adult-oriented ad content on social media networks. -
Governor Gretchen Whitmer wants to use more federal funds to accelerate the replacement of lead lines and other water infrastructure.
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The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency has overpaid pandemic-related claims by an estimated $3.9 billion, according to an audit released Thursday.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced Tuesday that drivers can expect bigger savings on auto insurance rates over what they paid in the previous year. That’s under the state’s new insurance law that she signed in 2019.
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A state lawmaker has proposed changing Michigan’s high school graduation requirements to include instruction in financial literacy.
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Barrett's campaign video takes aim at President Joe Biden's COVID, economic policies
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The Michigan Board of State Canvassers is meeting Monday morning to consider a summary of a petition that would repeal the “Truth in Sentencing” law.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer vetoed a bill Friday to forgive some penalties imposed on businesses for violating COVID-19 orders. The governor said the bill would have placed Michigan’s rules in conflict with federal workplace safety rules.
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Michiganders will be able to register their vehicles for two years at a time under a new state law. The governor signed a bill Wednesday allowing for the extended registration period.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer and 22 other state and territorial governors sent a letter Wednesday asking Congress to adopt a law that would help marijuana businesses with banking and credit.
