Did Michigan Republicans Learn A Lesson From 2022? Party Observers Suggest They Have

The Michigan Republican Party endorsed Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini and Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd at Saturday's convention.

Two Wildly Different Data Centers Reveal A ‘Fork In The Road' On How To Meet Electricity Demand

A Michigan data center would use renewables and flexibility to meet most demand. An Ohio project goes in a different direction.

MI's PreK For All Sees Record Enrollment, Whitmer Says

More families are enrolling their child in the program, as data shows it saves them roughly $14,000 per year on child care costs.

Lawyers For Man Killed By Grand Rapids Police Officer Raise Questions About Investigative Reports

“Everything about this case raises alarm bells,” said Ben Crump, one of the lawyers representing Da’Quain’s family.

With Days To Spare, Michigan's Participation In A Medical Licensure Compact Is On Track To Renewal

The state’s participation in a nationwide medical licensure compact was on track Tuesday after the Michigan Senate voted on a 31-0 margin.

EMILYs List Names Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield As A New Rising Star In Political Leadership

The recently elected mayor of Detroit is one of several nominees for the annual EMILYs List “Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star Award."

Republicans Make Case To Exempt Produce Washwater In Michigan From Water Discharge Permitting

Democrats and environmental advocates were skeptical, with some raising concerns that the bill language is too broad.

Michigan Senate Committee Hears Proposal To Lift State's Same-Sex Marriage Ban: ‘We Cannot Go Back'

“Michigan’s constitution exists to guarantee that every Michigan resident has the same opportunities and dignity,” Kaplan said.

A Man At The Center Of Michigan's 2022 Election Petition Scandal Gets 4 Years In Prison

“A case like this has never been seen before” in Michigan, the judge said.

'It was Hate. Plain And Simple': Whitmer On MI Synagogue Attack

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer spoke Friday morning at the Jewish Community Center in West Bloomfield.

Michigan Leaders Denounce Antisemitism After Oakland County Synagogue Attack

The suspect was killed in the attack and one security guard was injured, according to police.

School Choice Tax Credit Is Waiting — As Long As MI Opts In

States must soon decide whether to participate in the first major federal program funding private schools.

Whitmer Proposes New Methods For Early Literacy Skills, Housing Reforms To Ensure Ownership

American students are falling behind, Whitmer said, and Michigan students were no exception.

Allies Applaud Whitmer's Literacy Push As GOP House Looms, Progressives Look For Action

The Michigan Education Association Teachers' Union thanked Whitmer for making early literacy a top priority before she leaves office.

MI's 2025 High School Graduation Rate Hits Record High

Michigan's 2025 high school graduation rate hit a record high in 2025, according to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's office.

How Main Street Businesses In MI Could Recoup Tariff Costs

President Donald Trump's import tariffs were struck down on Friday by the U.S. Supreme Court.

U.S. Supreme Court To Hear Arguments On Whether Line 5 Case Will Proceed In State Court

The court will rule whether the Attorney General's case against Canadian pipeline company Enbridge should proceed in state or federal court.

MI Approves DTE Energy's Latest Rate Hike: Here's What That Means For Your Bill

The rate increase will go into effect starting March 5.

Whitmer Lauds SCOTUS Ruling On Trump's Illegal Tariffs

By a 6-3 vote Friday, the justices said the president violated federal law by imposing sweeping tariffs around the world.

3 MI School Districts Under Investigation Over Sex Ed, Ideology Content: Feds

Federal officials said the districts could be found in a Title IX violation.

MI Leaders Mourn Death Of Rev. Jesse Jackson

​Leaders across Michigan remembered Jackson as a civil rights leader with special and deep ties to the state.​​

Bipartisan Legislative Push To Boost Affordable Michigan Housing Stock Would Focus On Zoning Reform

A focus on bipartisanship to fix the problem was a major theme for the lawmakers who supported the package.

Slotkin Speaks Out Following Failed Grand Jury Indictment, Saying Citizens ‘Upheld The Rule Of Law'

“Hopefully, this ends this politicized investigation for good,” Slotkin said, later calling the decision a victory for the Constitution.

Report: One ICE Facility To Expand, Two More To Be Established In Michigan

ICE did not respond to a request for confirmation of these new and expanded locations.

Whitmer Signs Off On School Cell Phone Ban Set For Next Fall

“Ending phone use during class time is common sense​ and prevents kids from reaching their full potential,” Gov. Whitmer said.

Cellphones To Be Banned During Class Time In MI K-12 Public Schools This Fall: What To Know

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill Tuesday that will ban K-12 students across the state from using their cellphones in class.

Animal Rights Group Sues After MI Expands Coyote Hunting Season

The commission ruled last month that coyotes​ can now be killed all year round, whether on public or private property.

Slotkin Rejects Justice Department Request For Interview On Democrats' Video On 'Illegal Orders'

Slotkin said her family received threats and her dying father was "swatted" in the middle of the night after the video.

Benson Tops Fundraising In Final 2025 Filings, Cox Holds Biggest Campaign War Chest

Fmr. Attorney General Mike Cox, a Republican, finished the year with the most cash on hand, over $4.1 mil, compared to Benson’s $3.5 mil.

Some MI Taxpayers May See Refund Delays: Here's How To Avoid It

An executive order from President Trump made changes to the way federal tax refunds and other benefits are processed.

Whitmer Announces Art And Writing Contests For 2026 State Of The State

​Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is calling on K-12 students to show off their creative skills for the 2026 State of the State program​.

McMorrow Shows Signs Of Growing Strength In U.S. Senate Primary With New Polling

For McMorrow, the survey is a big boost.

Former Michigan Democratic Party Official Charged With Embezzling From Vulnerable Adult

Charges come after heavy and sustained GOP pressure

Former U.S. Attorney Drops Out Of Michigan Attorney General Race, Opening Opportunity For Others

“I am deeply grateful for the extraordinary support I have received across Michigan,” candidate Mark Totten said in a statement. “

Gilchrist Endorsement Blitz Shows Strength In Late-Game Bid To Be Michigan's Next Secretary Of State

Gilchrist left the gubernatorial race, citing his intention to play a bigger role against federal threats to meddle in upcoming elections.

​Republican Businessman Perry Johnson Launches Another Bid For MI Governor

Johnson said his campaign will largely focus on "efficiency in government" and "fiscal discipline."

MI Travelers Without REAL ID To Face New Fee Starting Feb. 1

The Transportation Security Administration says the fee is designed to recover administrative costs associated with additional screening.

‘Trump Loyalty' Ad War Exposes A New Vulnerability For John James In Michigan Gubernatorial Hunt

Trump has lamented that Republicans needed to hold the House for fear he might be impeached if the chamber flips to Democrats.

MI Moves Closer To Cellphone Ban During Class Time In K-12 Public Schools

The Michigan Senate passed a bill Thursday that will ban K-12 students across the state from using their cellphones in class.

MI Taxpayers May See Bigger 2025 Federal Income Tax Returns

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes new budget reconciliation deductions for older filers, an expanded child tax credit and more.