The November ballot measure would create a nine-member utility board, not an immediate DTE takeover — but the utility is spending big to stop it.

Conrad Mallett Jr. chairs Detroit's economic development board while sitting on Lear Corporation's board — the same company that landed a 12-year city tax break.

West Bloomfield's Cass Lake neighborhood voted nearly 90% to leave its HOA behind and become a real village.

MRLA's $3M ask follows wildfire smoke that hurt Mackinac Island tourism and Grand Haven's lakefront dining.

John James defeated Perry Johnson in Michigan’s Republican governor primary, overcoming a costly challenge without Trump’s endorsement.

Kalamazoo state Sen. Sean McCann’s projected primary victory sets up a November showdown with Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga in Michigan’s 4th District.

Six candidates are competing Tuesday for Michigan’s open 10th Congressional District seat, with Trump-backed Republican Mike Bouchard among the key contenders.

A Dearborn attorney running for the Michigan House is accused of mishandling hundreds of thousands of dollars in client settlement funds just before Tuesday’s primary.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says she will skip the Aug. 29 Democratic nominating convention because she fears antisemitic harassment and does not feel safe attending.

Oakland County’s $1.24 billion budget plan heads into public hearings with more deputies, new health initiatives and a September vote ahead.

A 4-3 Michigan Supreme Court ruling revives Dana Nessel’s effort to investigate Eli Lilly’s insulin pricing and narrows a long-standing shield for regulated businesses.

A longtime Livonia administrator and district alum will take over as superintendent on Jan. 1, 2027, after Andrea Oquist retires.

Five challengers took aim at UAW President Shawn Fain as the union's fall election drew closer. A federal investigation and monitor report have raised the stakes.