Jordyn Hermani

Biden changed Title IX rules to protect LGBTQ kids in schools. Now, conservatives are running to change it back.

An Upper Peninsula clerk and his deputy will no longer oversee Rock River Township’s Nov. 5 elections after officials say they planned to break the law.

Some partisans tasked with certifying Michigan’s election claim 2020 was rigged. Officials say new state rules should deter attempts to deny the rightful winner.

Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama stressed abortion rights in Kalamazoo. Donald Trump railed on Democrats in Novi. Here are the facts.

Pro-Trump attorney Stefanie Lambert was expected to stand trial Monday. But her defense lawyer raised new claims.

It’s a battle for normal in mid-Michigan, where congressional hopefuls Curtis Hertel and Tom Barrett are fighting for the ‘regular guy’ crown, ‘dad jeans’ and all.

Young voters could make or break the election. But in Michigan, low turnout is the norm.

If you vote early, but die before election day, here’s what happens to your ballot.

With less than one month to go until Election Day, the ongoing war in Gaza continues to be a political liability for Democrats.

As Donald Trump returns to Macomb County, voters in its 10th Congressional District say they’re getting tired of the politics surrounding gas versus electric vehicle production.

Michigan should move ahead with a planned minimum wage increase and eliminate a lower rate for tipped workers by 2030, the state Supreme Court said Wednesday. Some of those workers are not happy.

From pollution to health care, lawmakers are sitting on a number of bills they once deemed priorities. Will they pass this session?

Democrats have spent fewer than two months this year voting on legislation. They’re on pace for the fewest days in session since Gretchen Whitmer became governor. Democrats, Republicans blame each other.

Donald Trump is changing his tune on abortion, and so are several Michigan candidates. See where they stand – and what they’ve done.

Tom Barrett and Curtis Hertel are eyeing a mid-Michigan congressional seat but voters have their eyes on something else: Inflation.

Both 2024 presidential candidates are touting a plan to ditch taxes on tips. A recent Michigan ruling may neuter those efforts.

The stage is set for November, with Michigan Democrats rounding out their ticket with nominees for the state Supreme Court, Board of Education and university boards.

Workers are rejoicing, but sick time rules set to take effect in February have firms fearing a complicated ‘catastrophe.’ They want legislators to make changes, but Democrats may be reluctant.

Michigan would start court-ordered minimum wage hikes at $12.48 an hour next year under an “intended approach,” the state said in a motion asking Supreme Court justices for clarity on their earlier ruling.

U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee’s pending retirement leaves an open seat in the 8th Congressional District that both Democrats and Republicans are fighting to fill.