With snow on the ground and weather ripe for snowmaking, ski areas in the state are beginning to open back up.

State utility regulators are deciding whether to grant swift approval or conduct a deeper review of a proposed energy ...

Michigan budgeted up to $31.6 million to clear land it bought for a megasite, in part by tearing down houses. One lawmaker ...

“RoboCop” hit theaters in 1987, portraying a near-future Detroit as crime-ridden and poorly protected by a beleaguered and ...

Proposed rule would bar immigration arrests at state or local courts as the Trump administration cracks down on illegal ...

The Calhoun Intermediate School District’s new Lunger House helps students with disabilities prepare for life after school, a ...

The WK Kellogg Co. has been bought by an Italian candy maker, and some worry about what that means for the future of the ...

Tariffs are prompting a historic clockmaker and furniture company to close down in west Michigan, home of a former congressional critic now selling President Trump's policy on the international stage.

Generational pride and everyday despair coexist on Michigan’s 44,000 farms, fueling a suicide rate five times the state ...

Report sounds alarms on rampant absenteeism, use of restraints and low graduation rates among Michigan’s disabled population.

More people die by suicide than in car crashes or homicides. Deaths are rising, and rural areas have higher rates because of ...

As federal public health policies come under fire, a group of citizens, doctors and lawmakers is pressing Gov. Gretchen ...