A legislative committee has adopted and sent to the Senate floor a bill to ban the state or a local government from demanding proof of vaccination against COVID-19.

This Saturday, The University of Michigan and Northwestern University will begin an annual tradition by playing against one another in the first George Jewett Trophy game.

The public is weighing in on draft maps for Michigan's congressional and state legislative districts. And some are raising alarm bells about how the maps would redistribute the Black vote.

Nearly 69% of Michiganders age 16 and up have gotten at least their first dose of one of the three vaccines.

Benton Harbor residents have been warned not to drink their water because of lead contamination. Will things be different there than they were in flint? Plus, how Detroiter Sarah E. Ray made a difference in her city and beyond. And, the legacy of George Jewett, the first Black football player at the University of Michigan.

When something happens to a person (like losing a job... or a life), it's always personal to them. Employers would do well to remember this when the balance of power inevitably swings back to them after The Great Resignation.

The director of the state’s environment department faced tough questions from a legislative committee about the drinking water crisis in Benton Harbor.

The state Senate Appropriations committee Wednesday heard testimony on a bill that would spend $2.5 billion on water infrastructure.

A pair of bills to boost local emergency response programs for people dealing with a mental health crisis has passed the state Senate.

Observers say work on Michigan's new no fault auto insurance bill in 2019 was rushed, sloppy, and obscured behind closed doors. But it passed with bipartisan support. Both sides promised to fix any problems with it later. The broken promise is leaving injured people without care.