Republicans Craig, Johnson Ineligible For Michigan Primary: Officials

The Michigan Bureau of Elections​ said five Republican candidates for governor forged signatures to meet the 15,000 threshold.

Michigan Supreme Court Will Take Up Whitmer's Abortion Suit, But Has Questions

Spokesperson Leddy said he “welcomes the opportunity to inform the Court of the need to resolve this crucial constitutional question now.”

Fiscal Leaders Project $5B More In State Revenue After ‘Difficult Deliberations'

“Our revenues are in a great position, and there is a lot to be optimistic about,” state Treasurer Rachael Eubanks said.

Abortion Ban Law Suspended By Michigan Judge: Report

The injunction means the state cannot enforce the 1931 law​ if the U.S. Supreme Court throws out Roe v. Wade.

Thousands Rally For Abortion Rights In Ann Arbor As Supreme Court Decision Looms

"We support Roe!" chanted activists as the Bans Off Our Bodies rally kicked off Saturday afternoon in Ann Arbor.

Michigan Republicans Backing LGBTQ+ Rights Say GOP's Anti-Gay Push Is Too Familiar

Former State Rep. Lorence Wenke of Kalamazoo had been a Republican his entire life. Then 2004 came along.

New: Sault Tribe Chair Resigns Amid Censure, Heated Tribal Election

Aaron Payment has resigned Tuesday as chairperson of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians after leading the tribe for 10 years.

Nessel, Families Blast Oxford Schools For Rejecting Investigation

The district also stated that the legal team is overwhelmed with numerous lawsuits at the state and federal levels.

U.S. House Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas 5 GOP Members Who Declined To Testify

“The Select Committee believes that you have information that is important to its investigation,” the subpoenas read.

Six GOP Candidates For Governor Say Whitmer Should Be Criminally Investigated

All eight candidates at the debate back an abortion ban in Michigan.

Biden Administration Looks For Ways To Alleviate Infant Formula Shortage

The federal government, Psaki said, is calling on retailers to impose purchase limits to prevent people from hoarding baby formula.

Is Inflation Easing? See How Michigan Is Affected

Although a new government report showed inflation slightly easing up, Michiganders still feel pain for many every day necessities.

State Reports 48 New COVID-19 Outbreaks In Schools In The Last Week

Of those, 48 K-12 schools in 14 counties are experiencing new outbreaks or clusters as of Monday that total 287 COVID-19 cases.

GOP Lawmaker Introduces Bill Banning Telemedicine Abortion

A bill aimed at banning telemedicine abortion was introduced last week by Republicans in the House.

MI Democrats Accuse 3 Republican Candidates Of Forging Signatures

Democrats said three Republican candidates vying to challenge Whitmer in November added signatures to their August Primary petitions.

MI $400 Auto Refund Checks Hits Deadline, $800M Still Owed To Drivers

The Michigan insurance agency was given three months to distribute $3 billion, but some eligible drivers were still missing a check.

Fauci Tells 2020 U Of M Grads To Challenge ‘Untruths' While Anti-Vaxxers Protest Outside

He said that the lies are propagated through social media, news and even elected officials.

GOP Lawmakers Inject Abortion Fight Into Budget Bills

Dems gaveled down for speaking up on abortion rights, reminiscent of ‘Vaginagate.’

GOP Lawmakers Attend Anti-Abortion Luncheon, Hail SCOTUS Draft Opinion

“The same arguments used [to] justify the enslavement and abuse of Black Americans, is [sic] used [to] burn and dismember unborn children.”

Column: Hillary Clinton Keeps Getting It Right

She got it right in a 2016 speech when she warned that “a fringe element has effectively taken over the Republican Party."

‘They Will Not Take Our Rights Away'

When Tamera Lagalo, 39, of East Lansing, gave birth to her daughter 16 years ago, she almost died.

Far-Right Republican Robert Regan Loses Race In Heavily Red State House District

“My opponent’s extreme, violent, and antisemitic views have no place in state government," Glanville said.

U.S. Senate To Try Again On Abortion Rights After Bombshell Disclosure Of Draft Opinion

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he plans to release a new bill this week that senators will vote to codify Roe v. Wade.

Whitmer Issues Executive Directive Expanding Voter Registration, Vetoes More GOP Election Legislation

In her veto letter of that bill, Whitmer said the bill sought "to restrict or chill access to the ballot."

Abortion In Michigan: What Happens If Roe V. Wade Is Overturned

A draft majority opinion reportedly leaked to Politico suggests justices are poised to overturn Roe V. Wade. How would that impact Michigan?

Whitmer Says She'll 'Fight Like Hell' To Protect Abortion Rights In MI

Whitmer's comments come in the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court memo suggesting the court may overturn​ the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling.

Whitmer Vetos Election Bill Changes To Registration Form: Report

The bill, part of a broader package, sought to inform the applicant that it is illegal to vote twice in the same election.

Mark Totten Wins Confirmation As U.S. Attorney For Western Michigan

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's chief legal counsel has been confirmed to serve as the U.S. attorney for the Western District of Michigan.

Rep. Matt Maddock Booted From House GOP Caucus

State Rep. Matt Maddock (R-Milford) has been removed from the House GOP caucus, the Advance has confirmed.

Rep. Jewell Jones Turns Down GOP Leadership's Offer To Resume Committee Posts

This month, Jones was sentenced to two years probation and 100 hours of community service.

Nessel Calls Out Theis Over ‘Groomers' Comment; Says Discussion Needed To Prevent Child Abuse

Nessel took the opportunity to comment on a recent controversy caused by state Sen. Lana Theis’ remarks on what should be taught in class.

House GOP Budget Plan Includes $750K That Could Go To Defending Michigan's 1931 Abortion Ban

The Republican plan also includes funds to conduct a study to review Michigan’s election audit system compared to other states.

Michigan Dems Denounce Right-Wing Radio Host For Racist Comments On Families

Randy Bishop, who goes by “Trucker Randy,” made the comments on an episode of his radio show, “Your Defending Fathers,” last March.

Nine Rare Cancers Tied To Burn Pit Exposure Added To VA Benefits List

“When they return home, veterans should not have to go to battle red tape to receive the medical treatment and benefits they have earned."

Biden Calls McMorrow With Praise, Theis Continues Fundraising Off Anti-LGBTQ+ Comments

State Sen. McMorrow (D-Royal Oak) is still receiving national acclaim for her viral floor speech last week.

States Rush To Revise Their Abortion Laws As A Major U.S. Supreme Court Decision Nears

The court’s decision on Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban is expected sometime within the next two months.

Here's Who Won The Michigan GOP Endorsements For State Education Boards

During an Aug. 2 primary election, Republican voters will vote for their gubernatorial, congressional and legislative nominees.

ACLU, Education Groups Fight Suit To Overturn Constitutional Ban On Private School Funding

The plaintiffs argue that the amendment must be struck down to allow families to pay for private-school tuition using their “529 plans."

CDC Concludes A Mask Mandate Is Still Needed For Travelers, Clearing Way For Court Battle

The Biden administration will fight a court decision for the authority to mandate masks on airplanes, trains and other public transit.

The Michigan Candidate Filing Deadline Has Passed. Here Are The 2022 Races To Watch.

Several Republican candidates for governor descended on the Richard H. Austin Building in Lansing Tuesday to drop off petition signatures.