Governor Whitmer Signs Michigan Budget with Focus on Education and Economy
July 21, 2026
Governor Whitmer signed the new state budget, focusing on education, free lunches, literacy, and economic concerns.
Governor Whitmer signed the new state budget, focusing on education, free lunches, literacy, and economic concerns.
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