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Macomb County Circuit Court Judge David Viviano will become the next state Supreme Court justice, replacing ex-Justice Diane Hathaway who resigned in January amidst a scandal over a short sale of her Grosse Pointe Park home.
A Michigan legislative panel has voted to spend $31 million to help build a health insurance marketplace required under the contentious federal health care overhaul.
Michigan State Police spent $901,132 in overtime pay and on other miscellaneous costs because of additional security brought to the Capitol between Dec. 5 and Dec. 12, spokeswoman Shannon Banner told the Michigan Information and Research Service.
New laws announced Wednesday include stiffer criminal penalties for arson and a bill making it illegal to drive while impaired by any intoxicating substance.
Governor Rick Snyder says he's signed legislation tightening the laws against organized retail crime.
If a review team finds that a financial emergency exists, local governments and school districts have four choices, including an emergency manager, bankruptcy or a reform plan with the state.
Expectations are high that Republican Gov. Rick Snyder will seek re-election in 2014, and a significant number encourage Senate Minority Leader Gretchen Whitmer to run as his opponent, according to a new poll released Wednesday.
Gov. Rick Snyder was joined by Republican lawmakers, business leaders and local officials today as he signed into law three packages of bills he said will help boost the state's economy.
State officials say Gov. Rick Snyder has returned from a 10-day trade mission to China that included opening a business office and meeting with about 20 corporate executives.
The Michigan House has passed legislation requiring every state public school classroom to have a U.S. flag and provide an opportunity for students to recite the Pledge of Allegiance.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has proposed overhauling Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan, including ending the nonprofit health insurer's tax exempt status and aligning it with competitors across the state.
Gov. Rick Snyder has asked state lawmakers since last fall to approve the exchange so a federal partnership wouldn't be needed.
The court said Wednesday it wants attorneys to address whether petitions used to collect signatures had the correct type size. If not, the justices want to hear whether "substantial compliance" is good enough to get the referendum on the fall ballot.
NOVO 1 is hosting and onsite Career Fair every Tuesday throughout the summer starting July 9th. The career fairs run from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m at the Novo 1 facilities at 1351 Waverly in Holland.
New state rules that would allow craft brewers in Michigan to have off-premise tasting rooms and provide free samples are among sweeping changes to liquor control rules being sent to Gov. Rick Snyder.