Five years after Emilio Lopez came to work in the United States, the question lingers: Why did he suddenly get deathly ill?

Officials with the DNR recently assessed 1,200 acres of public trust land in Otsego County near a major power transmission line to decide whether it was suitable for solar arrays.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a law barring landlords from discriminating based on source of income.

The Grand Rapids City Commission is set to consider a $565 million Transformational Brownfield subsidy Tuesday, Dec. 3 for a massive downtown project affiliated with the DeVos and Van Andel families.

The case against Christopher Schurr, who is charged with second-degree murder in the April 4, 2022, death of Patrick Lyoya, is now expected to be scheduled for trial.

Capitalizing on the frustrations of Michigan drivers, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s 2018 election campaign prominently featured a pledge to “fix the damn roads.”

From ski towns to U.P. snowmobile areas, this holiday weekend snow is making lots of people excited for winter.

The state is no longer pursuing a plan to turn a megasite in Eagle Township into an industrial site.

A Michigan utility buys above-market power from Cold War-era coal plants owned by an affiliate when cheaper options are on the table, critics say, and customers are worse off for it.

The state investigated after a company failed to address a Legionnaires’ outbreak and the bacteria grew again – killing one worker and sickening two others.

While speaking against the legislation, Avi Rachlin claimed the bills "targets white people" and that those who have Concealed Pistol Licenses are "primarily white."