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The Gilbert Family Foundation announced it will give $12 million to three Detroit-based organizations over three years. The money will provide Detroit renters facing eviction with legal representation.

The quality of Michigan's water infrastructure and the consequences of failure, while still real and apparent, are no longer being ignored.

The aftermath of a rare tornado in Gaylord. At Oxford High School, graduation and an investigation into last fall’s shooting. The parasite threatening Michigan hop crops. And, what a change in abortion law could mean for mothers of color.

Over the weekend, Gaylord residents cleared away the wreckage of their homes in the aftermath of a large tornado that swept through Otsego County on Friday. Winds reaching 150 miles per hour caused two deaths and more than 40 injuries.

A petition filed by 230 environmental and public interest groups asks the FTC to conduct an investigation of the U.S. electric utility industry for abusing the political process to fight rooftop solar and drive up rates for customers

D.A. Blodgett - St. Johns says there's a severe shortage of beds available for emergency foster care. So now it's offering more incentives to attract volunteers.

“May is a time when bees are just coming out and flowers are really important to feed them and give their populations a boost,” said Matthew Shepherd, the outreach director of the Xerces Society, a conservation group dedicated to pollinators, like bees.

Michigan could study building more nuclear facilities under a plan advancing in the state Legislature.

Michigan is surpassing revenue predictions by billions of dollars for the next couple of fiscal years, according to results of the state's Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference.

A tornado tore through the western part of Gaylord Friday afternoon, causing severe damage, and killing two people.