Educators say that some damage has already been done, even if a budget is quickly adopted.

Public comment for the state’s environmental review of the project ends on Friday, Aug. 29.

The House voted on the more than 800-page proposal less than an hour after it was introduced.

The plan would establish new requirements for companies reporting data breaches.

The US Army Corps estimates that the project's construction would take around six years.

Lawmakers say they see a potential conflict of interest in two cases that didn't result in charges.

More than half of Michigan’s four-year-olds are enrolled in the program.

The proposal would ban political spending from utility companies and other large state contractors.

The reviews "do not include tunneling operations beneath the lakebed," according to EGLE.

Several cases are being heard by state and federal courts, including the US Supreme Court.

Legislators also hope to work out a $3 billion plan for infrastructure and road repairs.

Ranked choice voting allows voters to rank candidates based on their preference.

Most of the grants would only be available to communities that update their zoning policies.

The bill would raise the penalty for retaliation to $2,000.

The commission voted last year to close the hunting season from April 15 to July 15.