Army veteran and businessman Mike Rogers, who is running for the U.S. Senate with an endorsement from former President Donald Trump, has received the backing of State Representative Phil Green of Michigan’s 67th House District.
The Secretary of State office at 14634 Mack Ave. in Detroit will be temporarily closed for three weeks starting Monday, Oct. 27, due to a remodeling project.
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has announced that Atwater Street in Detroit will be closed between St. Antoine and Rivard streets starting Monday, Oct. 20.
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the Menominee County Road Commission have announced a planned detour on US-2 near the US-2/US-41 intersection in Powers, Menominee County.
Mid-Michigan soybean farmers are reporting significant financial losses this harvest season, which they attribute to a trade war with China and resulting tariffs.
Crews from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources are continuing to address hot spots at the Benzie Road Fire in Roscommon County, which has now been fully contained after burning 101 acres.
Dredging operations are scheduled to resume this summer at Grand Traverse Harbor in Houghton County as part of ongoing efforts to protect Buffalo Reef from encroaching stamp sand mining waste.
State Central Committee member Huwaida Arraf, a civil rights attorney from Macomb County, was detained by the Israeli military while taking part in the Freedom Flotilla.
State Representative John Roth has secured $2.9 million in state funding for United We Smile, a dental clinic operated by United Way of Northwest Michigan.
Firefighters are working to contain a wildfire near Houghton Lake in Roscommon County, Michigan, as fire danger remains extremely high across much of the Lower Peninsula.
Senator Jim Runestad has reintroduced legislation that would allow Michigan state legislators to confidentially review Child Protective Services (CPS) cases when requested by constituents.
Senator Michael Webber has called for legislative hearings to address concerns about the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) after an independent audit found the department was not adequately protecting the rights of mental...
Michigan State Senator Michael Webber has raised concerns about the state’s inpatient psychiatric care system, citing recent findings from the Michigan Office of the Auditor General (OAG).
Senator Roger Hauck has secured $1.32 million in funding for repairs to a Mecosta County structure on Harding Road, which spans the West Branch of the Chippewa River.
One week after voting against a bipartisan state budget, Republican gubernatorial candidate Aric Nesbitt is proposing to rename the Elliott-Larsen Building in Lansing after former President Donald Trump.