As states around the country pass laws to protect kids’ lemonade stands from vague and overreaching regulations, Michigan’s legal landscape remains murky.
The House and Senate voted to repeal the law giving the governor unilateral authority to impose emergency measures like public health restrictions.
Some Michigan school districts remained largely remote in the face of evidence that in-person learning is safe.
Rule changes being considered by one state agency would keep many of the pandemic safety measures in place indefinitely – including mask requirements in retail stores, theaters, sports facilities, and more.