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Whitmer Signs Surrogacy, IVF Protection Package
Monday, April 1, 2024

ROYAL OAK – Surrounded by families who relied on surrogacy and IVF to get pregnant, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed the Family Protection Act in Royal Oak on Monday.

Surrogacy Package Clears Divided Senate
Tuesday, March 19, 2024

A bill package intended to authorize contractual surrogacy relationships cleared its final major hurdle in the Senate following debate over the intent of the proposal and votes largely along party lines Tuesday.

Senate Passes Cap On Payday Loan Interest Rates
Thursday, March 14, 2024

Senators passed legislation Thursday that would cap payday lending interest rates at 36 percent following debate over effects the change could have on the state's short-term loan market.

Payday Loan Cap Legislation Headed To Full Senate
Wednesday, March 6, 2024

Senators reported legislation Wednesday that would cap payday lending interest rates at 36 percent, over objections from industry officials who said it would undercut the market and drive businesses from the state.

Renaissance Zone Flexibility Bill Passes Senate
Thursday, February 29, 2024

Legislation to add flexibility for renaissance zones cleared the Senate in a bipartisan vote Thursday, moving the bill closer to the governor's desk.

Senate GOP Fails To Tie Bar Sanctuary Cities, Fentanyl To Milkweed Bill
Wednesday, February 28, 2024

A Senate vote Wednesday on noxious weed legislation meant to help monarch butterflies veered into a national security debate when Republicans sought to tie the proposal to bills that would ban sanctuary cities and stiffen penalties on the possession or sale of fentanyl.

Newsmaker 2023: Brinks, Tate Guide Dems To Landmark Wins
Friday, February 9, 2024

When it became clear that Democrats would have complete control of Michigan government for the first time in decades, Joe Tate knew his caucus had its marching orders.

LEO Budget Includes $100M For R&D Tax Credit
Wednesday, February 7, 2024

A $100 million research and development tax credit was one of the highlights in the governor's proposed economic development budget released Wednesday.

Whitmer Proposes Repackaged Good Jobs Program, New Econ Dev Tools
Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Michigan will seek to expand on its economic development goals with new tools in 2024, like a research and development incentive tax credit, the return of the Snyder-era "Good Jobs for Michigan" program and the expansion of renaissance zone eligibility across the state.

Senate Moves Energy Siting Bills, Closing In On Gov's Desk
Wednesday, November 8, 2023

The Democratic-controlled Legislature completed its work on one of its top fall priorities Wednesday, giving final passage to bills that would quadruple the state's renewable energy mandate, create a new clean energy standard and move siting decisions for large-scale solar and wind projects to the Public Service Commission .

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