A Sixth Circuit panel says Hamtramck’s flagpoles are government speech, ending a three-year legal battle over the 2023 Pride flag ban.

Nearly 1,900 delegates in Mount Pleasant made it official — Michigan Republicans haven't run an all-male executive ticket since 1978.

State officials meet Monday on a third bid to fund the Copperwood Mine, as opponents' petition tops 460,000 signatures.

A new report ties Abdul El-Sayed's late mother to IARA years before its terror designation, as Michigan's Senate race sits at 44-43.

Lincoln Park residents on fixed incomes say the September 1 hike will force them to cut back on essentials.

One resident says her bill jumped $80 a month even though her usage didn't change. City officials say aging pipes left them no choice.

Michael Droogleever says the city's rule punishes him for not yet building a house on his waterfront lot. His lawyer is now appealing.

American Action Network ads hit airwaves Thursday backing Tom Barrett and attacking Kristen McDonald Rivet, funded by donors the group never has to name.

The Grand Rapids senator joins Detroit's Jocelyn Benson to chase West Michigan votes and labor backing.

Clarence Black casts council votes from a Middle East deployment as Anthony Hudson pushes to end Michigan's income tax.

Four years after fire gutted the historic Holly Hotel, a defense lawyer wants Judge Jacob Cunningham off the case.

Sip-and-stroll drinking arrives downtown as Rochester joins over 15 Oakland County cities with social districts.

A Maple Lane rental with 27-person capacity helped spark a two-year push that just became law near Jackson.