Critics are characterizing the bills as violating the state constitution's prohibition against using public money to pay for education in private schools.

Michigan's governor visited Benton Harbor to listen to residents who have been urged to use bottled water because of elevated levels of lead in their tap water.

Detroit radio personality John Mason reflects on 20 years with the Pistons

Parents need child care and child care centers need workers. Today, we'll talk about what it would take to put more than a band-aid on the needs of families statewide. Also, the story of a pioneering conservationist Up North. And, food writer Alex Beggs warms up our recipe box with seasonal food to fall for.

Since about mid-September, the number of people going to the ER for tick bites has exceeded seasonal averages in the Midwest.

MSU researchers say pandemic makes this a "wild card" year for third grade reading law.

Advertisers mine and use personal data from the web. We spoke with a reporter who says state police are doing the same thing. Plus, a conversation with a Flint cider maker who's making some of the best hard cider in the world. And, the legacy of the notorious talk radio pioneer Father Charles Coughlin.

Michigan’s former chief medical executive has a new job. Doctor Joneigh Khaldun is joining CVS Health, the parent company of the CVS drug store chain.

COVID-19 patients could face thousands of dollars of costs not covered by insurance

The regulation would require businesses with 100 or more employees to get COVID vaccine or weekly tests.

Acting Health Officer Courtney Davis and Communications Manager Gillian Conrad resigned according to a Monday press release. Their last days are November 3 and October 29.