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.

State Sen. Stephanie Chang plans a fall bill to ban seclusion outright after Michigan schools used the tactic nearly 18,000 times in one year.

Sumpter Township canceled its 60-day Flock trial just after voters rejected a police millage that could still cost the department 41% of its budget.

Tom Barrett is hammering William Lawrence over a 13-year-old expunged conviction. Lawrence says Barrett's donor has his own ex-wife abuse allegations to answer for.

Aric Nesbitt used AI likenesses of Whitmer in a campaign video, while Mike Rogers went viral for a buffed-up AI portrait — testing Michigan's disclosure law before November.

The 170,000-square-foot Woodward Avenue sanctuary, stalled since the 2008 crash, is now on track for late 2026.

Novi Community Schools needs 40 teachers to accept buyouts by Sept. 27 or layoffs could begin with the least senior staff.

The petition wants Ottawa to invoke the Vienna Convention against the former Michigan congressman turned ambassador.

David Hieber's six-minute pretermination hearing became the crux of a four-year legal battle that ended just short of a federal jury trial.

A two-year pilot would send county workers' insurance claims to a private firm hunting early signs of opioid misuse.