This edition of the Roll Call Report highlights bills on issues that may arise in the coming lame-duck legislative session.
Police ejected 27 people from the Big House during the University of Michigan Wolverines' 31-20 win over the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday, Nov. 17.
The closure of a Michigan pet cemetery has left some residents wondering what will happen to their animals' remains.
LANSING — A Republican who pushed for passage of right-to-work laws and Medicaid work requirements will lead the Michigan Senate for the next four years.
Here’s what’s making news around Michigan today:
Here are some of the stories making news around Michigan today:
Officials in Michigan announced Thursday that the governor has created a team to address funeral home problems after authorities recently found remains of dozens of fetuses at two Detroit funeral homes.
With the state Legislature holding intermittent sessions during the general election campaign season, the Roll Call Report continues its review of key votes from the 2017-18 session.
LANSING — Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday vetoed bills that would have exempted additional aircraft parts from state taxes, citing concerns about the $4 million impact on Michigan's budget.
Here’s how your local state lawmakers voted on legislation last week:
A judge has cleared the way for possibly thousands of people to be paid for work performed while they were students at a chain of cosmetology schools in Michigan and two other states.
EAST LANSING — Michigan State University has seen an increase in reports of sexual misconduct and officials are taking longer to investigate, according to university records.
