A new MIRS prediction contest points toward Democratic victories across Michigan’s statewide races but still leaves Republicans holding the state House thanks to the strong

Speaker Matt Hall is outlining a Republican agenda centered on lowering property taxes and making Michigan a better place to build and grow a business.

Former state Rep. Jaime Churches is facing scrutiny over a familiar Lansing problem: the revolving door between public office and organizations benefiting from government funding.

Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall joined Vice President JD Vance in Monroe Thursday as Republicans rallied supporters ahead of the November election. WXYZ reported that

Michigan families are already stretching their budgets to cover groceries, insurance and everyday necessities. They shouldn’t have to worry about an algorithm figuring out how

Jaime Churches wants Downriver voters to send her back to Lansing. But her move from the Legislature to an organization benefiting from a funding program

Michigan Democrats keep campaigning on affordability. Their Senate majority keeps leaving proposals to lower household costs without a vote. As The Midwesterner reports, House-passed legislation

Shannon Dare Wayne says she wants to lower costs, but the Milan City Council on which she serves approved higher garbage and water rates in

Michigan families need relief now. House Republicans have passed concrete proposals to deliver it. Senate Democrats must stop making families wait. The House passed legislation

Speaker Matt Hall continues to take the arrows for the Republican caucus—and House Democrats are making clear how much they want him out of the