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Tensions are running high after contract discussions between auto workers and the nation’s largest automakers got off to a rocky start. It could all end with higher wages for workers—or a huge strike that upends the nation’s automotive supply chain. 

Tragedy rocked Michigan State University Monday night. In the aftermath of the shooting that killed three, here’s what to know and how to help.

Legislation introduced in the House and Senate would enable state and local political candidates to spend campaign donations on childcare and caregiving—and it could help thousands of ordinary people run for office.

Hazel Bentley, a 14-year-old Grand Rapids resident, shares what it’s like to live with diabetes and explains why lowering the cost of insulin is a big deal.

Several new business expansion projects fueled by state grants and tax incentives will create hundreds of jobs, and help strengthen Michigan’s role in the semiconductor and electric vehicle manufacturing industry, state officials announced this week.

Democrats in the Michigan House of Representatives could cement the final votes on a sweeping gun safety package early next month, after new requirements for safe storage and universal background checks cleared the state Senate last week. Here’s the deal.

In Part 4 of the Legislative Loophole series, we look at possible solutions to the problem. 

During a radio interview in March, Michigan gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelley added climate change denial to the list of his baseless stances.

Currently, all retirement income is taxed for Michiganders born after 1946. Whitmer’s plan would save an estimated 500,000 households $1,000 per year.