A cut cable along M-24 knocked out internet access, forcing Lake Orion and Oxford districts — plus a Lake Orion Lutheran school — to cancel Tuesday classes.

The Senate nominee wants a landslide so no one can dispute it — while his race with Mike Rogers tightens.

James linked a Grosse Pointe dad's flag lawsuit to his statewide push for school choice and parental rights.

Nearly 70% of Henry Ford Genesys nurses signed a petition to decertify Teamsters Local 332 after a yearlong strike that began in September 2025.

Board chair Katie Scott says 2 a.m. votes on million-dollar resolutions do not serve democracy.

The party won't say where it's gathering instead, and a spokesman won't address whether gambling played into the switch.

Schmaltz's ad reservations total $1.72 million, while literacy and labor fights define the Jackson-area showdown.

State lawmakers approved the $1 Dalton Road sale, but Jackson County already redirected its treatment-plant funds to jail solar panels.

Dana Nessel's lawsuit targets a company that controls 65% of Michigan's commercial insurance market, seeking damages in the hundreds of millions.

Clarkston’s council warns the city is burning through its fund balance to pay police and fire bills. Voters decide November 3.

Robert Davis claims the governor and secretary of state nominees used state police details and vehicles while campaigning, weeks before Election Day.

Milford's 15 license plate cameras face a council vote Monday night, with residents saying the village would be safer without them.

Shareholders get $59 a share as Bank of Ann Arbor expands into Milford, Highland and Northville.