Rep. Tom Kunse (R-Clare) demonstrated that he has what it takes to raise cash for the Republican Caucus by bringing in $65,930 in fundraising this quarter, adding an additional $75,000 in contributions from himself and his wife.
The legislation needed to extend the sunset on the current funding system for trial courts is on the path to the governor's desk ahead of its May 1 sunset, but the bill that would examine a new mechanism to fund the courts is dead on the House floor, for now.
The House and Senate Appropriations Committee s on Wednesday moved eight budgets each to their respective chamber floors.
House races across the state are starting to take shape with the window for candidate filing closed as of 4 p.m. on Tuesday.
A series of bills out of both chambers of the Legislature to prohibit housing discrimination based on a person's source of income was hotly debated by a House panel on Wednesday.
Lawmakers and statewide officers were required to file financial disclosures on Monday for the first time in state history, though the specifics of the filings were limited as officials for the most part don't need to report specific amounts of income.
Romulus attorney Alexandria Taylor announced Thursday she has removed herself from the crowded Republican U.S. Senate primary and instead will be running for the open Michigan Supreme Court seat.
Legislation to modernize Michigan's estate-planning statues and allow Michigan residents to electronically sign wills, powers of attorney and other estate planning documents still needs work before it comes up in committee.
Rep. Andrew Beeler is the seventh member of the House to announce he will not seek reelection this year.
An interesting battle is shaping up for the Republican nomination to the open Michigan Supreme Court seat where Justice David Viviano is not seeking reelection.