Colin Jackson | MPRN
MPRN Capitol reporter-
New income guidelines for a federally funded food assistance program mean more Michigan families could take part. -
"We do need good roads and bridges, but we also need to make sure we’re addressing how people use it, what communities need, and what the economy needs,” Wieferich said.
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A clean energy plan in the Michigan Senate could start receiving hearings as soon as next month.
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Currently, Michigan landlords can deny a unit to someone because they depend on housing vouchers or other subsidy programs.
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Michigan lawmakers are again trying to cap the number of patients nurses must treat at once.
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Rick Johnson chaired the now defunct Michigan Medical Marihuana Licensing Board from May 2017 to April 2019. Before that, he was a lobbyist and served as Speaker of the House from 2001 through 2004.
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The practice involves using an infected cable or skimming technology hidden inside a USB port to get into someone’s phone or tablet.
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The ban is superseded by a voter approved amendment to the state Constitution. But Governor Gretchen Whitmer said it’s important to strip what she calls “zombie laws” off the books to protect reproductive rights.
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Michigan lawmakers are re-introducing bi-partisan legislation to provide more checks on the state’s court-appointed guardian and conservatorship system.
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An appropriation set aside in 2020 for the research is set to expire this year. Slotkin's bill would give the CDC $50 million annually through fiscal year 2029.
