Gun-Toting Ted Nugent Draws Ire From MI Wildlife Officer Over 'Appalling' Remarks

Nugent railed against state laws on hunting and game management while carrying a concealed weapon, which is not allowed in the capitol.

Democratic Lawmakers Say Federal Budget Cuts Will Hurt Michigan Efforts At Road Funding Plan

It’s the downstream effects the legislation will have on Michigan’s budget that are most concerning to State Senators McCann and Glanville.

Michigan earns 75/100 in financial transparency, ranking 35 among 50 states

New report from Truth in Accounting reveals Michigan’s strengths and weaknesses in fiscal reporting

Court Pauses New Energy Efficiency Building Standards Amid Legal Challenge From Michigan Builders

The department will remove links to access the 2021 Michigan Residential Code Book, which includes the changes in question from its website.

$157M In MI Education Funding Paused By Trump Administration: See Impacted Programs

Here's how much money key Michigan education programs stand to lose:

Owner Of Twice-Sunken Barge Qualifies For Reduced Sentence After Relocating The Vessel

While Balcom is entitled to a reduced sentence, the Court has yet to amend its ruling, according to the department.

'Big Beautiful Bill' Passed By House: What It Means For MI

MAGA's landmark bill holds sweeping impacts for Michiganders.

No Flags Or Fireworks: What Nationwide July 4 Protests Mean For MI

The group that orchestrated the "No Kings" demonstrations is joining with other activists groups in mobilizing across the nation.

Michigan Supreme Court Won't Hear Appeal In Robocall Election Disinformation Case

In Michigan, Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl each face four felony charges for voter intimidation and other violations of state election law.

Duggan Says Size Of Michigan Biggest Challenge In Independent Campaign For Governor

Duggan highlighted Detroit’s comeback during a panel with Rocket Mortgage founder and philanthropist Dan Gilbert.

Pride Month Muted For Michigan House LGBTQ+ Caucus With Republicans Back In Charge

Caucus reads aloud Pride Month resolution on Capitol steps, they say GOP leadership won’t allow to be introduced.

MI Moves Closer To Banning Ghost Guns, Bump Stocks

The Michigan Senate passed a handful of gun-control bills Wednesday. Here's what happens next:

As Ted Nugent Rails Against Michigan Wildlife Regulations, Dems Call Hearing ‘Absurd' And ‘Shameful'

Dems present said it was shameful that important work was cast aside to give Nugent a podium to rail against officials of a state agency.

Oakland Co. Prosecutor Announces Run For State AG

Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald announced Tuesday that she will run for Michigan attorney general in 2026.

McMorrow Disputes Noem's ‘Northern Border Crisis', Says State Budget Deal Is On Tap If GOP Steps Up

Michigan State Sen. McMorrow pushed on claims by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that the U.S. is facing a “northern border crisis."

Ceremony Marks Start Of Installation Of ESteam Electric Boiler In Grand Rapids

The boiler is set to enter service in 2026 and will provide roughly 100 customers access to carbon-free thermal energy.

Judge Denies Latest Attempt To Dismiss Enbridge's Suit Against Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer

The court determined that Enbridge’s lawsuit was not barred by sovereign immunity, denying Bock’s motion to have the case dismissed.

Army, Navy Veteran Joins Crowded Democratic Field Seeking James' Congressional Seat

No Republicans have declared their intention to seek James’ seat.

Kennedy's HHS Sent Congress ‘Junk Science' To Defend Vaccine Changes, Experts Say

One health expert called the document “willful medical disinformation” about the safety of covid vaccines for children and pregnant women.

Trump's Travel Ban Fuels Despair, Disgust With Politics Among Michigan Arab Americans

Trump became the first Republican presidential candidate to win Dearborn, America's largest Arab-majority city. Now some feel betrayed.

How The $1,000-Per-Baby ‘Trump Accounts’ Would Affect MI Parents

Here are five things Michigan parents need to know:

Michigan Senate Committee Clears Renters Rights Bills

Lawmakers on the Senate Housing and Human Services Committee heard testimony earlier this month from tenants and advocacy groups.

Federal Prosecutors In Nashville Ask Judge To Keep Abrego Garcia Detained Until Trial

He appeared briefly in a downtown Nashville courtroom late Friday and is scheduled to return to court this Friday.

Michigan Transmission Line Project Sparks Fears Of Land Seizures Via Eminent Domain

“I’m not against progress, or electricity, the grids, the expansion,” Marcia Klein told Michigan Advance. “It’s just the wrong place.”

DOGE Gets Access To Social Security Data: What MI Residents Should Know

DOGE gets access to Michiganders' social security data. Here's what sensitive data is at risk.

‘No Kings’ Protests To Be Held Saturday Across MI: What To Know

More than 100 pro-democracy advocacy groups have signed on in support of No Kings.

$9M Awarded To Strengthen, Sustain MI Museums: List

Many of the recipients are in southeast Michigan.

MI Utility Asks For $436M Energy Hike; Nessel Intervenes

The new rates would take effect in May 2026.

MI Students Will Not Need To Make Up Days Missed Due To Ice Storms

The bipartisan bill easily cleared the Michigan legislature.

MI Towns Named In Controversial Federal Immigration Crackdown

DHS has released a list of Michigan "sanctuary jurisdictions defying federal immigration law," prior to a crackdown.

Trump Considering Pardoning Men Convicted In Whitmer Kidnapping Plot

President Donald Trump told reporters Wednesday that he might pardon the two men convicted of conspiring to kidnap​ Whitmer in 2020.

‘No Tax On Tips’ Pledge Advances: What MI Workers Should Know

President Donald Trump is a step closer to delivering on a key campaign pledge that would change how much tipped workers are paid.

MI Democratic Congressman Pushes Trump Impeachment, But Backs Down

Thanedar said he will "pursue all avenues to put this President on notice and hold him accountable for his many impeachable crimes."

Inflation Drops To 4-Year Low: See How Prices In MI Compare

See how inflation impacts costs on staples in Michiganders' grocery carts.

Republicans Unveil House Bill Affecting 2.6M MI Medicaid Recipients

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services warned the cuts will affect Michigan families and businesses.

'Gulf Of America' Vote Passes: See How Your MI Rep. Voted

U.S. House Republicans are looking to show their support, though it is unclear whether the Senate will go along.

MI Lawmakers Look To Limit Cellphone Use In Schools

There appears to be bipartisan support to limit Michigan students' cellphone use during school hours.

Gov Candidate Says Miscarriage Prompted Reproductive Health Focus

Democrat Jocelyn Benson said her loss shaped her commitment to increasing reproductive health access in Michigan.

Whitmer Risks Backlash From Dems As She Embraces Trump In Michigan

Earlier this month, Whitmer was in the Oval Office as Trump signed executive orders and assailed his political opponents.

Trump Marks 100 Days In Office With Rally In MI, Rocked By Tariffs

Trump's making his stop in Michigan as the state's unemployment rate hits 5.5 percent, far exceeding the national average.