Michigan Legislature Adjourns For The Year
A flurry of activity for lawmakers in Lansing, passing a number of bills on their last working day of 2013.
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A flurry of activity for lawmakers in Lansing, passing a number of bills on their last working day of 2013.
This week on Michigan Matters, host Carol Cain sits down with Governor Rick Snyder.
Michigan lawmakers moved to raise maximum contributions to candidates for the first time in decades and keep intact rules so donors behind certain political ads can stay anonymous.
GOP National Committeeman Dave Agema said gay people are seeking health insurance for same-sex partners because they are dying of AIDS and want free medical care.
Democrats call it the "rape insurance" bill.
"I'm 81 years old, and I need every penny that I can get, and that I do get."
"It became a top priority to rebuild trust in our city government," Dave Bing said.
A state attorney has urged the Michigan Supreme Court to let stand an unprecedented commutation decision.
It will be the last time the former NBA star and Hall-of-Famer will address the public as mayor of Detroit.
A state lawmaker wants late-night gas stations to have at least two employees on staff — or working security cameras.
If lawmakers vote to restrict insurance coverage of abortions in Michigan, it would affect a small number of abortions because the vast majority already are paid for out of pocket.
Former Wayne County Sheriff Warren Evans will be doing some consulting work for the county.
The Secretary of State has asked the state Attorney General's office to investigate 10 people who aren't U.S. citizens but have voted in past Michigan elections.
Michigan is close to enacting new laws to subject violators to potential jail time and streamline procedures to garnish their wages.
There is no exception in cases of rape or to save the mother's life.