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September 4, 2023
Progress Michigan recently released the latest edition of Lake Effect, a monthly research newsletter that tracks public opinion about a variety of policy issues. Included in this poll were several questions about artificial intelligence being used to influence our elections. Eighty-eight percent of Michigan voters polled were very or somewhat concerned about artificial intelligence being […]
August 28, 2023
Farmers, environmental groups and farming advocates from across Michigan are urging state lawmakers to pass House Bill 4673, which would allow farmers and ranchers to fix their own equipment instead of being forced to turn to manufacturer-authorized repair centers for what they said often amounts to costly and time-consuming assistance.
August 24, 2023
Michigan farmers are urging the state Legislature to pass a bill that would allow them to fix their own equipment instead the manufacturers.
August 23, 2023
Farmers, environmental groups and farming advocates from across Michigan are urging state lawmakers to pass House Bill 4673, which would allow farmers and ranchers to fix their own equipment instead …
July 19, 2023
MUSKEGON COUNTY — A Muskegon circuit court judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners that alleged its Ottawa Impact majority violated Michigan’s Open Meetings Act
July 18, 2023
Plaintiffs are asking the Michigan Court of Appeals to review the case.
July 18, 2023
Attorney General Dana Nessel brings charges against former state GOP chair, others. One defendant says the charges amount to a ‘political attack.’
July 14, 2023
A Muskegon circuit court judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners that alleged its Ottawa Impact majority violated Michigans Open Meetings Act in January.
June 17, 2023
MUSKEGON COUNTY — A judge in Muskegon is considering whether a lawsuit can move forward against the embattled Ottawa County Board of Commissioners. The suit accuses the board’s Ottawa Impact
June 16, 2023
Democrats, unions and local officials say legislation would give cities autonomy to set higher minimum wage, require paid sick leave. Republicans call the plan a jobs-killer.