The group Voters Not Politicians released a video that shows a paid petition circulator telling a signer that the petition would send the issue to a popular vote. But if the petition campaign gets enough signatures, the Republican-backed measure could bypass voters and go straight to the Republican-controlled state Legislature.

The district went virtual during the current COVID surge and has no current plans to return to in-person instruction.

In her fourth State of the State speech, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer focused on policy goals with some bipartisan support. But how much comradery will Democrats and Republicans be able to find in an election year?

The Michigan attorney general’s office has launched an investigation into what it calls excessive insulin prices, specifically targeting Eli Lilly, one of the largest drug companies in the U.S.

The current pandemic situation in Michigan amid mixed signals. Compensation for Detroiters who lost their homes to inflated property tax bills. Last night's State of the State address. Governor Whitmer looks to restore Earned Income Tax Credit.

Attorneys say the teenager charged with killing four students at Oxford High School will pursue an insanity defense.

A group of Detroit lawmakers is suing the state’s new independent redistricting commission over the maps. They object to the fact that new maps greatly reduce the number of districts in which Black voters make up a majority.

A Delta Township woman falsely claimed more than $15,000 in insurance payments for care she did not provide for her son, who was injured in a car crash.

Governor Whitmer delivered the final State of the State of her first term with a fervent defense of her administration’s handling of COVID-19.

Listen to the governor's fourth State of the State address with full commentary by Rick Pluta (Senior Capitol Correspondent, Michigan Public Radio Network) and Laura Weber Davis (Executive Producer, Michigan Radio). Plus, an interview with Republican state Rep. Andrew Fink.