Michigan Dems acknowledge healing needed after primary
Michigan Democratic Party Chair Curtis Hertel says the party is focused on a big-tent approach, with organizers already in the field ahead of the general election.
Millage proposal supporting Oakland County schools fails in primary election
The proposal, called the Regional Enhancement Millage Proposal, would have had a rate of 1.5 mills over six years, providing $781 per student annually.
Nessel sues nursing home owner, alleges $111M Medicaid false claims
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel called the care and sheer number of violations against a Southeast Michigan nursing home operator "atrocious."
Michigan Democrats reintroduce 9 bills vetoed by Gov. Whitmer
Michigan Democrats are reintroducing a package of nine bills covering corrections officer pensions, health care premiums, and nurse collective bargaining after the governor vetoed them following a state Supreme Court ruling.
A look into Michigan ballot proposals ahead of November election
Ballots will look different depending on the county and municipality in which residents are voting. But the three proposals are statewide, so they'll appear no matter where you're casting your vote.
Trinity Health Livingston launches new community leadership council
Trinity Health's new leadership council aims to improve engagement with the local residents who get care in Brighton.
Michigan man donates 100th pint of blood
Giving blood might seem a little scary but a little pin prick and less than 10 minutes in a comfy chair can save three lives at once.
Michigan nature center raising $100K after losing tax exempt status
It's a combination of a paperwork mishap, high leadership turnover, and the rising cost of everything that has the Howell Nature Center in a tough financial pinch.
Michigan man faces civil lawsuit over multi-year water testing scheme
The man behind falsified water safety reports for multiple mobile home parks and homeowners associations is facing two years on probation and another civil lawsuit.
Volunteers revamping outdoor roller rink in Highland Township, Michigan
A roller hockey rink in Highland Township, Michigan, used to be a hot spot for kids to play, but over the last 20 years, it's fallen into disrepair.
Gov. Whitmer vetoes 9 bills hours after Michigan Supreme Court order
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer vetoed nine bills just hours after the Michigan Supreme Court ruled they had to be transmitted to her office, citing the bills' expired effective dates and the administrative burden of retroactive implementation.
Michigan lawmakers continue working on budget after missing deadline
Michigan lawmakers and their staffers are expected to work late Thursday and into early Friday morning to get the state budget across the finish line after missing the July 1 deadline for the second year in a row.
Michigan lawmakers anticipate missing budget deadline again
Wednesday is the deadline for lawmakers to pass a state budget and it looks like they'll miss that cut off.
Michigan lawmakers work to finish budget talks ahead of July 1 deadline
A framework, but few details on the state budget, is something that Michigan lawmakers say they have figured out with less than 72 hours until the budget deadline.
Jordan Acker apologizes after investigation confirms "lewd" messages were real
During a June 25 Board of Regents meeting, Jordan Acker issued an apology, but did not directly mention the inappropriate messages.