Colin Jackson
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The Michigan Senate voted Thursday to cap annual interest rates on payday loans at 36%. That sends the legislation to the House.
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Legislation to screen Michigan school children for dyslexia passed the state Senate Tuesday.
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As Michiganders adjust to the “spring forward” daylight saving schedule that started on Sunday, some state lawmakers are working to put it to an end.
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Legislation to help Michigan high school athletes take advantage of name, image, and likeness rights received a hearing Wednesday before the state Senate Oversight Committee.
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A Michigan bill to restore the state Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy's water protection rulemaking authority advanced out of Senate committee Thursday.
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Michigan House Republicans are proposing a new bipartisan rules committee to set the agenda for which bills come up for votes.
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Bills to allow trained pharmacists to prescribe birth control methods, like contraceptive patches, received a hearing Tuesday before the House Health Policy Committee.
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Current law only prohibits guns from voting locations in places where guns are already banned, like schools and places of worship.
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The bipartisan package is meant to provide support to people in court who may also be dealing with mental health or addiction related issues.
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A pair of Michigan political consultants are now facing criminal charges in an alleged plot to fundraise for a pandemic-era ballot measure without disclosing donors.