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A state House committee will hold its first hearing Tuesday on a bill to repeal the nearly two-decades-old law that requires schools to wait until after Labor Day to start classes unless they get permission from the state.
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A state House committee adopted bills Thursday to restore some teacher union bargaining power as part of Michigan Democrats’ efforts to continue to undo decades of GOP labor policies.
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Bills to provide more oversight during certain intimate medical exams received their first hearing before the Michigan House Health Policy Committee Thursday.
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Democratic legislators are proposing using a portion of state sales tax revenue to create a $100 million fund to fight crime in Michigan’s most violent communities.
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Bills to encourage reporting child and sex abuse and to outlaw using one’s influence to stop someone from reporting that abuse, passed the Michigan House Wednesday.
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Protesters gathered at the Michigan State Capitol Wednesday urging legislators to pass bills to guarantee access to a state ID or driver's license regardless of immigration status.
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The state House Elections Committee opened hearings Tuesday on a package of voting rights bills.
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Michigan’s ban against racial discrimination would extend to “traits historically associated with race” under a bill that passed the Michigan Senate Tuesday.
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Hearings on the Michigan Senate’s proposed clean energy plan could start next month.