Tim Sneller was a Capitol lifer, someone who spent almost 40 years on the staffs of at least nine different lawmakers, served six years as a state representative in his own right and was seeking a comeback this year.
TRAVERSE CITY – First Lady Jill Biden reassured supporters that her husband has no intention of stepping off the Democratic ticket for the presidency during a Wednesday swing through northern Michigan, even as President Joe Biden had an impromptu huddle with Democratic governors at the White House amid questions of his electoral viability after last week's debate.
Legislation that would allow private bridge owners to automate tolls passed the House early Thursday morning.
The Detroit Regional Chamber PAC on Wednesday announced it is endorsing Randy LeVasseur who is seeking the Republican nomination against Rep. Josh Schriver in the 66th House District.
A proposal moving through the House to provide billions toward economic development during the next decade is facing steep obstacles between Democratic opposition and a coalition of school groups tying the plan to their objection to the budget's change in other post-employment benefits.
The economic development package proposed by House Democrats might just be the plan to unite lawmakers in 2024, Rep. Jason Morgan (D-Ann Arbor) said Friday during his appearance on Michigan Public Television's "Off the Record."
While Attorney General Dana Nessel said Pride Month is supposed to be a time of celebration for the community, she also wants LGBTQ individuals and allies to take the time to "wake the hell up" and remember the issues their community faced in the Trump presidency.
Lawmakers formally began conversations on the long-term economic development policy package introduced last week, which was discussed at length during the Detroit Regional Chamber's Mackinac Policy Conference.
MACKINAC ISLAND – Some House Democrats are ready to wrap their arms around a new approach to economic development, and they're hoping to move quickly on a proposal that would steer funds toward projects for the next decade.
Bills that would prohibit housing discrimination based on source of income cleared a House committee Wednesday.