Hundreds of protesters rallied at the Michigan Capitol, joining national resistance to President Trump's policies on immigration, health, and the environment.

The 96th Annual Tulip Time Festival in Holland, Michigan, has shortened its parade route to enhance safety, following a recent tragedy in New Orleans.

A Michigan woman sued Huntington Bank for wrongful termination after being fired following family medical leave to care for her terminally ill daughter.

A student mural at GVSU depicting the Virgin Mary has caused conflict, prompting discussions on free speech, religious respect, and the role of controversial art on campus.

Chris and Kelle Ilitch, the couple at the helm of the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings, are divorcing. They emphasize their businesses will not be affected by the split.

Michigan's sturgeon season on Black Lake ended in a record 17 minutes, with seven fish caught, beating the six-fish quota and the previous year's record.

Lt. Col. Harry S. Stewart Jr., one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen, died at 100 in Bloomfield Hills, with a distinguished WWII service record and notable post-war career.

The 2025 Faster Horses Music Festival in Michigan has been unexpectedly canceled due to plans to create a future event that promises to be "bigger and better."

A federal judge in Michigan upheld the state's ban on conversion therapy for minors, rejecting a requested injunction by Catholic Charities and a psychologist who argue the ban violates free speech and religious rights.

Detroit partners with organizations to promote tax credit claims, aiming to help residents financially by encouraging the use of federal and state tax credits such as EITC and Child Tax Credits, and providing free tax preparation services.

Michigan's skating community mourns after a fatal plane crash in D.C. involving an American Airlines flight and a Black Hawk helicopter, which killed members of the skating world.

A Grand Rapids priest, Rev. Calvin Robinson, was removed from his duties after performing a gesture perceived as a "pro-Nazi salute" at a D.C. event, leading to the Anglican Catholic Church revoking his license.

The Detroit Artists Market is dealing with a flood caused by a burst pipe, which has disrupted an exhibition opening and is now requesting $35,000 in donations for recovery.