The late July raid on Muskegon Heights City Hall by federal agents wasn’t the first sign of a crisis.

At least four people who were homeless have died from apparent violence along the Lansing River Trail. Family members are pushing for answers.

The oligarch, Umar Kremlev, spent hundreds of thousands on expenses like renting out a private island. He appears to have met Trump Jr. only recently, but he attended the intimate wedding with a large...

Former Muskegon Heights City Manager Pearlette Merriweather says she was fired after months of raising concerns about what appeared to be fraudulent activities and incompetence on the part of city le...

The city of Muskegon Heights has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle a lawsuit over an unpaid $40,328 bill from a staffing agency run by former local radio and television personality Sid Simone.

Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office released a report Tuesday meant to explain why a seven-year, $16 million effort to prosecute crimes linked to the Flint water crisis ended without a single case r...

Will Michigan voters support a progressive Muslim candidate who is the son of Egyptian immigrants or a former congressman who is backing an unpopular president

The Michigan Independent Media Group is trying to save the state's small-town papers.

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A federal Grand Jury has charged three men in connection with a Muskegon Heights drug dealing operation, among them the business partner of Muskegon Heights’ city manager.

Muskegon Heights City Manager Shawn Roberson has been charged with one count of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and two counts of income tax evasion.

Federal agents found roughly a kilogram of fentanyl, three machines used to press powdered drugs into kilo-sized bricks, $21,000 in cash and a money-counting machine in a home in Muskegon Heights.

In the fall of 2023, there was only one college at a public university in Michigan where the most common grade was something less than an A.

Ryan Brady led Saginaw Valley State University’s football team through five consecutive winning seasons. Then he was fired. Now he's suing.

West Philly's Emily Wilson, who penned a highly acclaimed translation of the epic poem in 2017, is having a big summer.

Muskegon Heights City Hall was shut down Thursday morning as state police and multiple federal agencies pursued “an active financial and drug crime investigation.”

With three weeks until Michigan's competitive U.S. Senate primary, U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed are pitching very different visions of Democratic politics.

“But,” I wanted to say, “Don’t you see? The album is about…everything!”

For decades, September Jones’s voice traveled farther than she knew.

Delray boat launch, park is great fishing, but needs "TLC," fisherman said.

Michigan's Republican-dominated legislature banned fusion voting in 1895. Two small political parties are suing to bring it back.

MSU President Kevin Guskiewiecz has been hired as the 16th president of Clemson University in South Carolina.

A former Muskegon Heights school administrator is suing the city’s charter school system and the company that operates it.

MSU’s Board of Trustees voted Sunday to raise President Kevin Guskiewicz’s salary by more than $1 million.

A former court clerk has filed a whistleblower lawsuit against Oscoda County judge and Michigan Supreme Court candidate Casandra Morse-Bills. Morse-Bills says it's based on a fabrication.

The Michigan Independent Media Group is trying to save the state's small-town papers.

Jordan Acker, who pushed legal action against protesters, is running for re-election in race reflecting tensions on Israel

A federal court judge has sentenced a man who plotted a mass shooting in Owosso but was arrested before he could carry it out to seven years in prison.

James Eads was 16-years old when he shot and killed Eric Kincaid on a Detroit street in the spring of 1992.

The British company Deep Green has withdrawn its proposal to build a $120 million data center in downtown Lansing just ahead of a City Council vote.

The NDA terminations came two weeks after The Detroit News reported the existence of the confidentiality agreements.

The NDA terminations came two weeks after The Detroit News reported the existence of the confidentiality agreements.

Massive investment in AI contributed “basically zero” to U.S. economic growth last year, Goldman Sachs has calculated.