All 16 Michigan Republicans accused of being fake electors for Trump plead not guilty
All 16 alleged fake electors have pleaded not guilty for their involvement in a plot to award Michigan's electoral votes to former President Donald Trump.
State senator's trip to Israel angers Arab American advocates in Metro Detroit
Michigan State Sen. Sylvia Santana's recent trip to Israel is being called out by Arab American advocates in Metro Detroit.
Advocates suggest change to Michigan's bottle return law
The pandemic changed recycling habits in Michigan, according to experts.
Rashad Trice pleads not guilty in Wynter Cole-Smith case
Rashad Trice, the man accused in the kidnap and murder of two-year-old Wynter Cole Smith, was arraigned in federal court on Monday in Grand Rapids.
Michigan Library Association launches campaign against book bans
Librarians from across the state launched a new campaign to fight against book bans and censorship.
Michigan Capitol security upgrades set to be in place by Labor Day
These security upgrades have been in the works for months-- last February the commission voted unanimously to implement new security measures and a weapons ban for the Capitol grounds.
Michigan State University hires name, image and likeness advisor
There's a lot to navigate, and that's where MSU's new NIL Advisor comes in.
Michigan Board of State Canvassers rejects all but one recall petition
There was some fiery rhetoric on Tuesday as the Michigan Board of State Canvassers considered recall petitions against eight lawmakers.
Michigan Supreme Court upholds no-fault auto insurance ruling
"The 2019 no-fault amendments do not clearly convey an intent to retroactively modify these vested contractual rights," Justice Elizabeth Welch wrote in the majority opinion.
Michigan Supreme Court begins work to create dashboard to increase transparency
The dashboard will allow people to look at criteria like race, gender and age.
Michigan state lawmaker recall effort expands
Next month, the Board of State Canvassers will meet in Lansing to consider multiple recall petitions against lawmakers in the Michigan House.
"Homeless Bill of Rights" looks to protect the unhoused, enhance rights in Michigan
Upwards of 8,500 people are unhoused and living on the streets of Michigan each night.
Gov. Whitmer signs education budget: Here's a look at the response from both sides of the aisle
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a historically large education budget earlier this week.
Fowlerville schools flag ban prompts backlash, social media bullying
Fowlerville Public Schools followed a growing trend this week when the school board implemented a ban on certain flags, student posters, and stickers.
Michigan Democratic Party responds to recall petitions
The recall petitions were filed earlier this week with the Board of State Canvassers against five Democrats and one Republican.