New Whitmer plan would send inflation relief checks to all state taxpayers

The check, of a yet-undetermined amount, would be sent to every taxpayer in the state of Michigan. Some experts say that will have some curbside appeal compared to the Republican plan, which is to roll back the state income tax rate - in which some say you wouldn't really see the money.

Whitmer's SOS cracks at Ohio & Indiana being 'bigoted' for abortion and gay rights raises GOP ire

"I think that it is remarkable that our state plan for economic development is to lure more businesses and people with the prospect of being able to kill unborn children," said Beeler.

Educator: Whitmer's Pre-K for All plan a 'huge step' for Michigan families

"Having all students have access to it I think is really beneficial," Roberson said. "Students are starting to learn their sounds their phonetic awareness and having that with a certified teacher allows students to be able to enter into a kindergarten program well-prepared."

Whitmer's 2023 State of the State brings mixed reactions from each side of the aisle

“I was so pleased to hear the governor's positive message ... and being the chairwoman of the education committee, heard tutoring, tutoring, tutoring, (and) solidifying our budget and increasing it, and I can’t wait. I can’t wait to see what this next four years bring.”

Whitmer plans tax cuts, stricter gun laws, free pre-K in State of the State

Whitmer also called for gun reform legislation that includes universal background checks and safe storage laws, saying that "despite pleas" from the families of a 2021 school shooting at Oxford High School "these issues never even got a hearing in the Legislature."

Michigan State of the State: How to watch Governor Gretchen Whitmer's speech

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will speak Wednesday night during the annual state of the state, as she speaks in front of the state legislature for the first time in person since January 2020.

Whitmer, both political parties moving toward tax cut for families, seniors

"Where we go from here, it will be a lot of negotiation, and we will see what the final bill looks like when it comes to my desk," Whitmer said.

First gentleman Marc Mallory gives rare interview, says no interest in running for office: 'None'

Michigan's First Gentleman, former dentist Dr. Marc Mallory, rarely talks to the news media but with a nudge from his wife the governor, he sat down again with FOX 2's Tim Skubick to discuss what it's like to be the husband of the state's chief executive.

Whitmer 1-on-1 talks issues that helped determine election win

The governor did get a big boost from the U.S. Supreme Court which tossed out the Roe v. Wade abortion decision.

Michigan Gov. Whitmer backs fee for electric vehicles to fund road repairs

While Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said she isn't ready to back a mileage fee for electric vehicles, she said she supports a fee for EVs.

Will Gov. Gretchen Whitmer run for president?

While Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has said she doesn't plan to run for president in 2024, she hasn't taken future years off the table.

Whitmer talks next 4 years including roads, possible tax cuts, and more presidential rumors

"I would anticipate having some action that will put more money in people's pockets," she said. "Whether that's repealing the retirement tax or the working family tax credit. These are things that I think we can take quick action on."

National media: Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is possible 'presidential material'

The picture appeared in an article from the Huffington Post outlining all the possible Democratic presidential contenders including this quote: "How about taking another run at electing the first women to be president - meet Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer."

Attorney: Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot leader should not get life sentence

The attorney said that prosecutors’ sentencing “memorandum employs exaggerated language to create the false narrative of a terrifying para-military leader.”

Judge denies new trial in Whitmer kidnapping case

Jonker in a written ruling Friday shot down claims of juror misconduct and said he found “no constitutional violation and no credible evidence” to convene a new hearing.