Colin Jackson
Reporter, Michigan Public Radio Network-
Some new items in the guidelines include discussions about social media and newer technology, gender identity and sexuality, and boundary setting. -
Legislation in the Michigan House would protect property owners from lawsuits over injuries that occur due to an “open and obvious” danger. -
Michigan bills to restart tracking abortion data — including patients' marital status, racial and ethnic background, and pregnancy history — will get a hearing in the Republican-led House Committee on Health Policy. -
A pivotal battle over drug affordability is unfolding in Michigan's highest court, where attorneys are clashing over the scope of a consumer protection law and its application to Eli Lilly's insulin business, with the outcome likely to resonate throughout the healthcare sector. -
A push by Republicans to abolish Michigan's key economic development arm has ignited controversy, with proponents arguing it's time for a new approach and critics warning it could send a "closed for business" message to investors. -
The legislation would make it a felony to lie about a sample donor’s identity or educational and family medical background. It's the third time similar bills have come up in the Legislature. -
At a meeting of the Michigan State Capitol Commission Monday, executive director Robert Blackshaw discussed a three-stage plan for handling drones flying in the area. -
Michigan state and local officials are pleading with policymakers to find a way to fund food assistance in the wake of the federal government shutdown. -
The Michigan Republican Party held its first debate of the 2026 race for governor Wednesday night near Grand Rapids. -
Planned bills in the Michigan House could allow food assistance payments to continue in the state despite the federal government shutdown.
