Lawmakers like to brag that the vast majority of bills that they pass are on bi-partisan votes. The statement, of course, is true, but at the very least it is misleading, but they don’t tell you that.

MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Some Michigan employees will see an increase in their paychecks after Governor Whitmer signed two ...

Many parents and educators are voicing concerns about distractions and mental health issues linked to social media. While ...

A bill that would lift a requirement that homeschool parents submit curricula to local school districts easily passed the ...

After announcing their initial 2025 coaching staff a few weeks ago, the Jacksonville Jaguars ‘ announced on Monday that they’ve made seven more additions. To the offensive coaching staff, the Jaguars ...

Michigan House Oversight Committee Chair Rep. Jay DeBoyer (R-Clay Township) joined the show this week to discuss the committee's policy plans.

LANSING — A judge seemed skeptical Monday of Speaker Matt Hall's position that the House does not have to send nine ...

Attorneys for the House and Senate argued their cases to a state judge Monday morning in a case over nine bills passed last ...

A Michigan judge presiding over an intra-party lawsuit in the state Legislature said Monday that she had issues with ...

A state judge will rule on a dispute between the Michigan House and Senate over the fate of nine bills that the last ...

There are families across the country, and in West Michigan, hoping that recently proposed legislation will bring recognition ...

As oversupply hammers prices and the industry remains walled off from other states' markets, Michigan’s largest cannabis ...