State and national experts on Thursday discussed the need to incorporate equity in current and future infrastructure plans.
Thirty-five Republicans joined with Democrats in backing the measure, which would set up a 10-member commission styled on the panel.
St. Joseph County 3B District Court Chief Judge Jeffrey Middleton shocked his thousands of YouTube followers this week.
A Senate committee on Wednesday continued discussions on bills in a sweeping GOP voting restriction package that's been widely criticized.
Donations of all blood types are needed as the pandemic has affected the nation's blood supply.
Michigan's coal-fired power plants are annually generating more than 1 million tons of waste that's laden with lead, mercury and arsenic.
The White House under Democratic President Joe Biden has yet to give an inkling of the administration’s stance on Line 5.
One year has passed since the failure of two dams caused widespread flooding in mid-Michigan.
Mayor, community leaders join family of Joe Louis to break ground on first phase of 27-mile greenway named in boxing legend's honor
House Republicans passed House Bill 4400 last week that would better fund universities with more in-state students for Fiscal Year 2022.
On the final day of COVID-19 vaccinations at Ford Field, a state government official reported that the eight-week effort was a success.
The review was launched in late March following two on-duty alcohol-related accidents involving DFD personnel that raised concerns.
Aviation neighborhood residents have seen a reduction in street flooding and basement backups this spring.
These are the days of fragile hope.
Groups and companies already are booking dates in Detroit for this year and next.
The U.S. Social Security Administration this week revealed last year’s top names for babies born in Michigan. See what's atop the list.
The House Oversight Committee voted to send a bill banning governmental entities from producing or issuing a COVID-19 vaccine passport.
The Indigenous-led celebrations of Enbridge's “eviction” from the Straits of Mackinac continued Thursday.
GOP-led chambers have been working to pass their own budget plans for the next fiscal year, but haven’t been able to get bipartisan support.
Mobile care teams consisting of nurses and a peer support specialist accompany the Bed & Bread trucks as they cruise Detroit.
The state House and Senate had another long day of debating a number of Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 budget bills Wednesday.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is calling on the GOP-led Legislature to work with her.
The state House passed eight budget bills Tuesday.
Tribal citizens and environmental groups in Michigan are preparing for “Enbridge eviction” celebrations this week.
The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission is in charge of drawing the state's new district lines.
This year’s Gerber photo search comes with a twist: an honorary C-suite position as “chief growing officer.”
The Council will comprise citizen volunteers who are leaders in Detroit’s arts and culture and philanthropic communities.
The state House Appropriations Committee advanced the GOP-led House budget plan for Fiscal Year 2022 this week.
The cicadas soon to emerge in parts of southeast Michigan have just one job in their short above-ground lives: to continue the species.
It happened Wednesday at 11:50 p.m. in the 1300 block of Brush Street where police say two 26-year-old men were shot by an unknown suspect.
FEMA previously awarded Detroit an $18.7 million grant to help with COVID vaccine costs.
Michigan would designate a state pet and teachers would accrue years of service more quickly during the COVID-19 pandemic under these bills.
Detroit’s infant mortality rate plunged from 16.7 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2018 to 11 per 1,000 live births in 2019.
The state Senate Elections Committee took up a number of bills Wednesday centered around ballot drop boxes.
The city of Detroit on Tuesday launched a campaign targeting neighborhoods around six of its community vaccination sites.
A pizzeria owner upset over people getting tickets for unwittingly parking in a handicap zone painted and marked the street himself.
Pontiac Community Foundation names Sommer Brock as Vice President of Development and Christianne Malone as Senior Program Advisor
Keegan-Michael Key will host Saturday night live on May 15 with singer Olivia Rodrigo.
With demand for COVID-19 vaccines dropping in many states, the federal government is changing how those doses are allocated.
If Judge Janet Neff rules in Enbridge’s favor, the company intends to lean heavily on federal statutes to win the lawsuit.