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It is now up to the Michigan Court of Appeals to decide whether state financial review teams must meet in public.

Michigan Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow will introduce legislation she says will lure U.S. companies who’ve moved their operations overseas back home.

Stabenow visited Lansing Community College’s west campus to announce the “Bring Jobs Home Act.”  The measure would end tax loopholes that encourage companies to leave the country, and offer a tax credit to cover 20 percent of their cost to resume operations in the U.S.  Stabenow says the tax code needs to be modified to keep workers from paying for their own companies’ move.

Election year momentum is starting to pick up in Michigan.  Tonight, Republicans convene county conventions across the state.

Some Detroit municipal union leaders say striking is one of several options being discussed during ramped-up strategy sessions before new contract talks with the city begin.

A state Senate panel voted along party lines for a plan to phase out Michigan’s tax on most industrial equipment.

A Republican state lawmaker has introduced a measure to make medical marijuana dispensaries legal in communities that want them.

Next Tuesday, voters in Delhi Township will weigh the costs and benefits of getting greener.