It’s no secret these budget bills are moving with unusual speed. What is a secret is what’s in the deal.

Ann Arbor City Council considers the future of the city's drinking water source and its water treatment plant.

Vehicle inventories on dealer lots continue to shrink as the supply chain struggles in the pandemic.

A week after something happened underground that caused the roadway near Fort and Dearborn streets in Detroit to swell and then buckle, officials are still puzzled about the cause.

The city of Benton Harbor reckons with high lead levels in residents’ water. Also, nurses and doctors are working marathon shifts to care for COVID patients. Sometimes the hours aren’t the hardest part of the job. Plus, what conditions are like at one U.P. hospital experiencing an acute staff shortage.

On today’s episode, we’re talking about contemporary feminism and the making of Womxnhouse Detroit.

Michigan medical marijuana patients may need to find a new place to get their medication.

Some Detroiters have been scrambling to find a place to live after federal eviction moratorium was lifted earlier this month. The City of Detroit is offering a variety of ways to assist residents as the pandemic continues.

Physically and emotionally exhausted from seeing patient after patient die of COVD-19 complications—some after refusing vaccination and medical counsel—Beaumont pulmonologist Dr. Matthew Trunsky took to Facebook to voice his frustrations.

The men were arrested nearly a year ago for allegedly plotting to kidnap the governor. Now their federal trial won't start until mid-February at the earliest.