Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle think it's time to modernize Michigan's marijuana industry and bring the medical and recreational systems under the same regulatory umbrella.
Legislation changing how the state regulates dead bodies, dermaplaning, pawnbrokers and medically frail prisoners passed the House on Wednesday.
Legislation that would allow private bridge owners to automate tolls passed the House early Thursday morning.
Ready for it? The House Regulatory Reform Committee reported bills on Tuesday that could end the bad blood between concertgoers and ticket resellers who use online bot programs to snatch tickets and list them at exorbitant prices.
The Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary and Public Safety Committee heard testimony Thursday on bills to modify the state's requirements for guardians and conservators of legally incapacitated individuals that sponsors said would reduce instances of abuse or neglect of the elderly or people with severe health issues.
Fakers won't be able to fake sexually explicit images without running into penalties they can't shake off under legislation passed by the House on Wednesday.
Bad actors using bots to purchase tickets from the biggest entertainment companies only to resell them at exorbitant prices deserve penalties, but they won't get fined under current Michigan law.
Two bills reintroduced in the House could increase penalties for aggressors in drive-by shootings resulting in youth fatalities.
The Associated Builders and Contractors PAC this week announced August primary endorsements in House races and is backing all Republicans running for reelection except Rep. Josh Schriver of Oxford.
Legislation that would enable a public-private partnership to produce insulin advanced out of a House committee on Wednesday.