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House committee formally seeks subpoena power to investigate separation agreements Dave Boucher, Detroit Free Press The House Oversight Committee is one step closer to issuing subpoenas as part of a broad investigation into the use of deals that at times used tax dollars to pay high-ranking state officials to leave their jobs and not talk about why they departed. The 6-2-1 vote to seek subpoena power for the separation agreement inquiry comes after former health department director Robert Gordon and other key members of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's administration received pay...
Michigan Gov Gretchen Whitmer could face criminal charges over her handling of COVID deaths in nursing homes, prosecutor says as journalist sues health department for withholding data Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido on Monday said Gov Whitmer could face charges over her handling of COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes 'If we find there's been willful neglect of office [or] reckless endangerment, we would move forward with charges against the governor,' Lucido said Lucido said his office has struggled with gathering information about nursing home deaths because of strict laws that shield ...
COVID-19 aid, confidentiality agreements, guns and LGBT rights: The week in Michigan politics Updated Mar 06, 2021; Facebook Share The push and pull over COVID-19 aid continues in Lansing, with the Legislature approving $4.2 billion in pandemic relief, but with strings attached that would limit the governor’s executive authority. Meanwhile, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer this week faced questions about confidentiality clauses included in separation agreements with multiple state workers, including former Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Director Robert Gordon, who resigned abruptly...