Michael Kransz

After protesters showed up at a legislator's home and bomb threats targeted officials, Michigan's sergeants at arms would now have expanded jurisdiction under this plan.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called on the president to invest new tariff revenue into American workers and businesses.

Michigan issued full food assistance benefits during the shutdown despite federal officials saying only partial payments were authorized.

Advocates say the legislation would help protect the state's elected leaders amid rising political violence, but critics warn of transparency issues.

The proposed legislation targets weight loss and muscle growth supplements that experts say can lead to body image issues, eating disorders and health problems.

The resumption of full November food assistance benefits to Michigan residents follows a whiplash federal legal battle that hasn’t fully resolved.

The Lowell Republican spearheading the bill package said the Michigan Economic Development Corporation has "failed massively and is beyond repair."

The Michigan proposal would allocate $50 million for EBT cards and $20 million for food banks and farm programs to help Michigan residents during the federal SNAP pause.

House Speaker Matt Hall called the Senate plan "fake" and "political" while touting his work with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to provide $4.5 million to food banks in the state.

The polling provides an early snapshot of what is traditionally the first primary during a presidential election.