A seemingly abrupt change in the contract for the Michigan Strategic Fund's chief compliance officer earlier this month left the position open with no current efforts to fill it. https://t.co/oyTZA3qtjC

Michigan's brownfield redevelopment program needs to evolve with the market to stay competitive, Rep. @AlabasFarhat said. https://t.co/CIW0mh5KfQ

Enrollment in the Great Start Readiness Program and other free pre-kindergarten offerings has exceeded 51,000 four-year-olds this school year. https://t.co/htULmaBlni

they believe it's time for the state's governor to become the driving force behind reform that can weather purple-state storms. (3/3)

underscored at all levels by the need for consistency through political changes – and in education, their first goal area for improvement... (2/3)

Attorney General Dana Nessel held a roundtable with advocacy leaders on Tuesday to discuss the uncertainty which surrounded Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program benefits throughout the federal shutdown. https://t.co/YuztDTGXWo

Scoop last week on Gov. Whitmer declaring more than 40 pieces of budget boilerplate, policy language attached to the budget, unenforceable. https://t.co/Z6eGoOjdCD

Michigan's business leaders have a new blueprint for the next decade of economic growth in the state... (1/3) https://t.co/qPOIkZnbKd

Lake County saw a new county prosecutor appointed last month, but that left Luce County without one. Officials say it's just another signifier of the looming prosecutor shortage. https://t.co/wCl5Oh7oyI

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A coalition of school districts filed for an emergency preliminary injunction in their lawsuit against the state and its Dept. of Ed., a last-ditch attempt to head off having to sign a "privilege waiver" by Nov. 30. https://t.co/GIw7B14MC0

House Speaker Matt Hall addresses a hot topic in Lansing on this week’s MichMash podcast. Watch the full episode at https://t.co/JMbTGQaZ1h

RT @ChadLivengood: Michigan House Speaker @RepMattHall says he traded earmark disclosure reform for pet projects during state budget negoti…

MICHMASH: @RepMattHall talks to @ZachGorchow & Cheyna about his disinterest in passing the FOIA expansion & key proposals that have passed so far this year. He also addresses the apparent bottleneck of smaller policy items in the Legislature. Listen now: https://t.co/aV0xUPJP8C

This week on MichMash, House Speaker @RepMattHall talks about his priorities for the rest of the year and much more. Tune in tomorrow! @ZachGorchow @kasbenal @wdet

BREAKING: Members of the Senate this afternoon passed bills that would create a 45-day period in which legislative earmarks would have to be submitted prior to being put up for votes. Full story: https://t.co/XZaRMjFJlv

Even with bipartisan efforts to pull the plug on future funding to the Strategic Outreach and Attraction Reserve Fund, Michigan Economic Development Corporation CEO Quentin Messer Jr. says SOAR did what it was intended to do. https://t.co/HOXJO8tdyU

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The status of November food assistance benefits remained uncertain Friday afternoon as conflicting messages came from the federal government regarding Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program contingency dollars. https://t.co/XpQmOVSBjZ