Bipartisan changes to unemployment insurance law go into effect in July. Beginning July 19, employers participating in Michigan’s Work Share Program will be able to

Nine bills passed in the last legislative session and the subject of litigation and delay for 18 months were presented to the governor following a

After several weeks of negotiations between legislative leaders and a marathon session on July 2 and 3, the Legislature finalized action on the state’s FY

Legislation to eliminate sunset (expiration) dates for certain programs to assist residents avoid foreclosure due to delinquent property taxes received final approval by the Legislature.

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The Legislature approved the state’s FY 2026-2027 budget totaling $75.2 billion, which includes a general fund total of $14.1 billion. Due to a projected $1

The House approved legislation repealing requirements for the state Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity to develop and maintain a registration system for minors seeking

Legislation to increase transparency around foreclosure proceedings was passed by the House. House Bill 5152, sponsored by Rep. Brad Paquette (R-Niles), requires foreclosure sale notices