Representative Genetski on job loss in the state.

Genetski says starting school before Labor Day will harm local tourism

State Rep. Bob Genetski is opposed to a plan to allow the school year to start before Labor Day, saying it would damage local tourism and the area economy.

DHS admits Bridge Card abuse exists, but not sure how widespread it is

Department of Human Services officials today testified that there are several incidents of fraud with the Bridge Card program, but they are unsure how widespread the abuse is because not enough investigations are conducted.

Genetski fights to fund education without tax increases

Rep. Bob Genetski today implored House leadership to call the House back into session immediately to discuss reforms to fund education and avoid the cut without raising taxes.

GOP lawmakers say crackdown on welfare fraud will save state millions

Three Republican state lawmakers today announced legislation to crack down on fraud, waste and abuse in Michigan's welfare system.

Genetski encourages families to apply for home heating credit as deadline approaches

As winter approaches, state Rep. Bob Genetski is reminding families to apply for the Michigan Home Heating Credit before the Sept. 30 deadline.

Genetski appointed to public employee health reform committee

Committee to hold hearings on Speaker Dillon's consolidation proposal

Genetski votes against agriculture budget with dairy farm inspection fee increases

Farm jobs could be cut back to pay for increases

Genetski invites residents to office hours

State Rep. Bob Genetski is holding district office hours in order to give residents an opportunity to meet with him locally to discuss the state's economy and budget situation, as well as any other questions or concerns residents may have.

Genetski slams "Political Gain" highway signs

Rep. says state should focus on jobs, jobs, jobs

Area Republicans support 4-percent cut to Legislature

As Michigan faces an estimated budget deficit of $1.3 billion this year, the House voted to slash spending in Legislature by 4 percent, a move supported by area Republicans.