Residents are rescued by boat after one of the worst main breaks in recent history. The main was nearly a century old, and a big bill is coming due in Michigan for aging infrastructure.

The Trump administration is warning schools that DEI efforts could violate the law and cause them to lose federal funding.

Advocates say Michigan’s $4 million 'shelter diversion' pilot program is keeping people off the streets by helping pay for rent, utilities, transportation and more. Is it time to take it statewide?

After leading the first day, the team finishes sixth in the world match. It was held for the first time in Michigan, and organizers are angling to make fishing an Olympic sport.

We asked your favorite Michigan songs and you answered. Now, let’s keep the good vibes rolling with Music League. You just might discover some great tunes and win amazing Bridge swag.

Michigan’s marijuana industry is struggling with low prices and can’t absorb a 32% wholesale tax to fund road repairs, industry leaders say.

Waves of Yemeni immigrants settled in Michigan to work in the Great Lakes shipping industry.

It’s mid-winter and everyone who is anyone knows there is no better time to answer questions about the week in news in Michigan.

Bipartisan deal would raise Michigan’s minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2027 but preserve a lower tipped credit for restaurant workers. It depends on a separate deal over paid sick days – which lawmakers have not yet agreed to.

Amid bitter battles over putting renewable energy on undeveloped land, some see parking lots as an appealing alternative. But be prepared for costs to double.

The decline is less than recent years, but continues a pattern from the pandemic. Among the factors: birth rates and private schools.

The World Ice Fishing Championship is this weekend on Tamarack Lake in west Michigan. The top prize may be gold, but organizers also hope to lure the interest of Olympics decision makers.