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Nessel said Michiganders "...spoke loud and clear when they voted in 2018 to legalize marijuana once and for all."

Rep. Steve Johnson of Wayland, the Chairman of the House Oversight Committee in Michigan, is launching an investigation into the Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency. The investigation comes on the heels of recent mistakes by the agency that may cost thousands of Michigan's residents thousands in dollars.

On Thursday, after amending a previously non-controversial bill, the Michigan House voted 60-49 to end the extra $300 in supplemental federal payments to job seekers receiving unemployment benefits.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the work search requirement to receive unemployment has been waived in the state of Michigan. That is about to change.

AG Nessel reminds unemployment recipients that UIA will never ask for personal information through an email.

Pull out the calendar app on your phone and save the date for Tuesday, July 7.

Leaders on both sides are pushing the governor to open office to help expedite unemployment claims that have been in limbo for over 6 weeks.

We're talking thousands of job openings are available across the nation at fast-food restaurants, with locations in West Michigan.

Gov. Whitmer signed a new Executive Order speeding up the process to get unemployment as well as extending a previous Executive Order extending benefits.

CraftWorks Holdings also reportedly fired their CEO Hazem Ouf and CFO Jim Lebs after the two were accused of paying the company's bills without permission.

They want to give you the money, they just don't know where to send the check; which sounds like a scam, but isn't. I promise.

In a recent study on how hard each state works, Michigan came in last. What!?