Grand Rapids, Lansing and dozens of other Michigan cities host rallies Saturday aimed at early voters, not candidates.

A lawsuit challenges 1,103 acres of rezoning tied to two data center projects after a hearing that ran past 4 a.m.

A new poll shows Helena Foulkes up 44-35 over Ken Block, with Aaron Guckian stuck at 10 percent and nearly broke.

A 5-4 council vote flips the city's last furlough day into paid time off, with one more approval still needed.

The Abraham Chavez Theater event opens at 4 p.m. next Monday, with strict rules on bags, signs and weapons.

Hampton City Council votes Wednesday on a revised towing-fee plan after companies said rates haven’t budged since 2000.

A federal judge let Miss Lizzie's Coffee keep its hatchet logo but hit the shop with over $31,000 in legal fees.

The city's $160,000-a-year license-plate camera deal expires this month, and council members are split on renewing it.

A state lawmaker says he and constituents got sick after using tested products, fueling an Oklahoma Capitol hearing on lab oversight.

JD Vance's Tyler stop brought a Delek refinery jobs announcement and new jabs at Democrat James Talarico.

A housing official warned Wasatch County’s $2.1 million in road funds were at risk after it rejected a 144-home project. The county says it’s fine now.

A City Council resolution would let Pearl Square visitors carry drinks in marked 16-ounce cups as new bars and restaurants move in.

A two-hour hearing turned tense as Suffolk legislators compared Flock's license-plate network to Jim Crow-era court rulings.