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Michigan state government is awash in tax dollars. The state could end the fiscal year with a surplus of $5.1 billion in the general fund and $4.1 billion in the school aid fund, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s budget director said.

Michigan could end the current fiscal year with a surplus of $5.1 billion in its general fund and $4.1 billion in its school aid fund — a potential $9.2 billion in total.

The state could end the fiscal year with a surplus of $5.1 billion in the general fund and $4.1 billion in the school aid fund, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s budget director said Friday.

The state could end the fiscal year with a surplus of $5.1 billion in the general fund and $4.1 billion in the school aid fund, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's budget director said Friday.

The state enters the expected economic downturn with a projected $9.2 billion surplus, as revenues have continued to soar well above expectations.

Republicans believe the significant increases in revenue could translate into a tax cut for Michiganders.

Michigan remains center stage in documents released by the now-defunct Jan. 6, 2021, committee. While it had already been reported that Michigan legislators had been approached in December 2020 by

Elected officials, grant recipients, are silent on the taxpayer funds.

A California nonprofit raked in $950K; a Detroit boxing gym got $500K

Lawmakers were generous in granting the public’s money to private institutions