Two state groups seeking to legalize adult recreational use of marijuana in Michigan have received approval for their petition language from the Board of State Canvassers.
Lindsay VanHulle
Lindsay VanHulle is a former reporter for Bridge Magazine
Mackinac notes: A train to Traverse City; road funding; MEDC cuts
Wish lists and bottom lines at the Mackinac Policy Conference.
Crain’s poll: Despite optimism, Detroit-area businesses not bullish on hiring
Nearly 6-in-10 businesses surveyed said they expect to maintain current employment levels over the next year
Bill banning setting of local minimum wage sparks partisan divide
Democrats accuse Republicans of going back on their support for local government control; Republicans say allowing local governments to set their own minimum wages would create a patchwork that discourage business investment.
Poll: Business community willing to pay more for better roads
Fuel or sales tax hikes are favored options among 300 Metro Detroit business owners and managers polled after Proposal 1 flopped on the state ballot this month.
Business blog: Lansing to begin fresh talk on roads bills
The Michigan Legislature will consider a Republican bill this week, with lengthy negotiations expected leading into the summer.
Snyder eyes future as his profile builds
Despite the failure of Proposal 1, the governor pitches a "comeback story" to audiences in California and New York.
Mackinac Conference adds conversation on race, class to business agenda
Unrest in cities far from Michigan will spark discussion at the annual policy conference, presented by the Detroit Regional Chamber. Speakers include the architects of Detroit's bankruptcy deal, authors and lawmakers.