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If elected as secretary of state in November, Kristina Karamo would oversee the very elections she’s spent 18 months lying about. Matt DePerno, meanwhile, has pledged to prosecute “the people who corrupted the 2020 election” if elected as attorney general.
In the mood for a mystery? Hear Michigan’s best “whodunits” in these Mitten-made podcasts.
Are you a pinball wizard? Got Pac-Man fever? Or just looking for the princess in a castle? Start your next quest at one of these Michigan bar-cades.
During a recent forum, Ralph Rebandt said he also wants to eliminate sex education from schools, even though Michigan does not require it.
“Even the best stories have a last chapter. This is it for me,” Rep. Fred Upton (St. Joseph) said on the House floor Tuesday morning.
Many Michiganders have used the pandemic to go back to school, with the help of two state programs promising free tuition.
Whether your preferred music venue is in the heart of the city or tucked away at a remote campsite, check out Michigan’s most anticipated musical events for 2022.
Friday marks the 15th day of the trial of four men accused of plotting to kidnap the Michigan governor. If you haven’t been paying attention to this historic domestic terrorism case—here are five things you need to know
A state park in Flint. Clean water for Benton Harbor. A ski jump in the UP. Overnight, Michigan politicians agreed to game-changing legislation.
Knock, knock. What’s the password? Get the inside scoop on Michigan’s best speakeasy-inspired hangouts and haunts.
Monarchs. Moose. Mussels. Some of Michigan’s most iconic species are at risk. A bipartisan bill would help the state protect them, and us.
“Having three daughters, I tell my daughters ‘Well, if rape is inevitable, you should just lie back and enjoy it,’” Robert Regan said. Regan claims his controversial rape comments were a clumsy attempt to make an analogy about the folly of ending efforts to decertify the results of the 2020 election.
Do you know about the American Joan of Arc or Michigan’s own Rosie the Riveter? Learn more about Michigan’s most iconic women in history.
Get your fill of all the special guests, artists’ alleys, and even a Ghostbusters car sighting or two at these upcoming 2022 events.
ether you want to survive in the wilderness, mix potions, or embark on a time-traveling adventure, Michigan’s escape rooms are the perfect brain-teaser.
The national cherry and blueberry fests may be the top contenders, but there’s more to see. Here’s a calendar of Michigan’s best fruit-related festivals for 2022.
Got the winter blues? Make like a Michigan lumberjack and get cozy with an axe… for fun!
The inflation rate is up big-time, but Michigan’s minimum wage is lagging far behind. That’s hitting home for families.
Find rare crystals, organic herbs, and wellness rituals at Michigan’s most unique metaphysical stores.
The best hidden gems off the beaten path of the brew trail. Did your hometown craft brewery make the list?
Here’s what you might’ve missed over the last week in Michigan cannabis.
Marijuana could soon be reclassified under federal law. It’s a big deal for cannabis businesses and researchers. But for many Michigan consumers, the change may go unnoticed.
Here’s what you need to know from the past week in Michigan cannabis:
1 in 7 children in Michigan is food insecure, but you can help feed families by supporting local food pantries and aid organizations.
Groups that provide crime victims access to emergency shelter, counseling, food assistance and more are at risk of closing as federal funding for victim services has been on a steady decline in recent years.
Get your waders out, because Michigan was voted the best state for fly fishing, and we’ve got the inside scoop on where to go!
International students studying at several universities across Michigan have been thrust into legal limbo after the Trump administration abruptly revoked their visas and legal residency status.
If we truly want to put America first, keep more money in the pockets of hard-working Americans and ensure that our energy future is secure and local, solar power is the solution.
Michigan’s Democratic secretary of state announced Wednesday that she is running to succeed Gretchen Whitmer as governor in 2026 as the party tries to find its footing after November’s significant losses in the battleground state.
From libraries to literary-themed cafes and eateries to the best bookstores in the state, this Michigan road trip was made for book lovers!
