Where to recycle your Christmas tree in Metro Detroit
As we head into the new year, it's time to say goodbye to our Christmas trees, and many cities have multiple ways to clear out the festivities.
Former Michigan GOP chairwoman testifies in alleged fake electors hearing
Thursday marked the second day of the preliminary hearing for the first group of alleged fake electors in Lansing.
Six alleged fake electors appeared for preliminary hearing in Lansing
Each of the alleged fake electors are facing eight counts including fraud and conspiracy to commit election fraud.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson unveils new FOIA dashboard
The Michigan Secretary of State unveiled a new dashboard designed to make the Freedom of Information Act Process smoother for her department and for residents.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs final Reproductive Health Act bill
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed the final piece of the Reproductive Health Act on Monday.
Draft report alleges Michigan GOP is more than half a million dollars in debt
A draft of an upcoming report alleges the Michigan GOP is more than a half million dollars in debt.
Sexual assault survivors join lawmaker in call to change Michigan's statute of limitations laws
Sexual assault survivors gathered in Lansing alongside state Rep. Julie Brixie to push the legislature to change state laws that would allow survivors more time to come forward and have their day in court.
Michigan GOP members feel the party is at a crossroads
The Michigan Republican Party's split meeting on Saturday shows the growing divide in the party as bylaws and standard operating procedures are changed in what Chairwoman Kristina Karamo called in an email "restructuring."
Michigan State Rep. Abraham Aiyash embarks on hunger strike to call for cease-fire
Michigan State Representative Abraham Aiyash embarked on a hunger strike and joined a demonstration outside the White House.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer appoints members to Michigan's first LGBTQ+ Commission
Michigan's first LGBTQ+ commission has been officially formed.
Here's a look at the response to Michigan's Clean Energy and Jobs Act
The overarching package of bills requires Michigan to reach 100% clean energy by the year 2040.
Nassar survivors submit new evidence, accuse MSU Board of Trustees of perjury
Earlier this week attorneys for a group of Nassar survivors and their families filed new evidence that they allege shows the Board of Trustees decided not to release documents related to the Nassar investigation in a closed door meeting.
Michigan Capitol implements new AI tech to detect guns
An artificial intelligence that can identify guns is being implemented on the Michigan Capitol grounds.
Michigan hair salon charged with discrimination over social media posts
The Michigan Department of Civil Rights filed charges against a hair salon in Traverse City over social media posts that stated the salon would not service LGBTQ clients.
Advocates still pushing for no-fault reforms in Michigan after end of legislative session
Advocates say the legislative session ended before Michigan lawmakers could make meaningful changes to auto no-fault laws.