Judge Jon Hulsing ruled RWE Solar can take the Smallegan farmland, barring hunting or crops the family once allowed.

Federal regulators signed off on the Mount Pleasant bank's Grand Rapids expansion, with closing set for November 2.

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

A 72-hour Michigan outage pays $88 now. Senate Democrats want to push that past $1,000.

A federal jury found Nexstar Media falsely cast two fired WOOD-TV managers as anti-LGBTQ, awarding them a combined $4 million.

Huizenga and Glanville face off in Kent and Ottawa counties, with ad spending already nearing $3 million.

The emergency order lets farm and logging trucks burn cheaper red diesel on public roads through year's end.

The Nov. 3 ballot measure would fund a 240-space deck split with the school district after construction ate into student parking.

A federal judge ruled the DOJ couldn't prove it was harmed by Michigan's hen housing law. Nessel calls the suit a blame-shifting move.

Joseph Kuilema lost his Calvin University job after marrying a transgender man and a woman. Now Michigan's highest court is weighing his case.

The GOP Senate hopeful filmed the spot in a bar, Labatt in hand, insisting Canada is not Michigan's enemy.

A new Lansing poll shows Benson crushing James 73% to 6% among Black voters, while James edges ahead with seniors.

A constituent’s 12-year-old was handcuffed and leg-shackled to Missouri. Now a bipartisan bill curbing those restraints awaits the governor’s signature.