Michigan GOP chair Kristina Karamo purges her detractors amid effort to oust her
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The Michigan Republican Party is cash strapped and mired in infighting less than a year out from the 2024 election.
Over 1 million Michigan K-12 students are now receiving free school meals
'It took a pandemic to help some in the state to realize the value of free meals,' Michigan Superintendent of Public Instruction Michael Rice said.
Michigan’s economy, labor force projected to grow over the next two years
'We are excited to see what the next chapter holds for the state,' University of Michigan economists said in a new report.
Opinion: At 19, I was homeless. Now at 25, I’m a homeowner with a good-paying union job.
That’s the power of apprenticeships.
Michigan’s early voting test: Voter turnout, clerk feedback and plans for 2024
For the first time in Michigan history, voters were able to submit their ballots before polls opened on Election Day this November.
At-risk Michiganders can now get healthy food with fruit and vegetable prescriptions
Local communities are using produce prescription programs to combat food insecurity and chronic health issues.
Biden, Trump and 8 others qualify for Michigan’s 2024 presidential primary
A lower court judge ruled that former President Donald Trump's name can appear on the ballot in response to three lawsuits that sought to disqualify him.
Michigan is raising the minimum wage to $10.33 in 2024
Workers could see greater wage increases in the future due to an ongoing lawsuit and a ballot petition drive.
Anti-abortion group files suit over Michigan reproductive rights constitutional amendment
Last year, Michigan voters enshrined the right to abortion and other reproductive health care in the state Constitution.
Former Hamtramck commissioners fired for flying pride flag are now suing the city
The Hamtramck City Council voted in June to ban the flying of most flags other than national, state and city flags over public property.