Michigan’s top legislative Democrat wants to expand the Freedom of Information Act in 2026. The top Republican wants to cut property taxes. In an election year, can anything get done?

ProbeTruth is the first commercialized research from the UM-Flint campus, officials said. The company, which helps detect content generated by artificial intelligence, aims to employ 50 workers by the ...

There were 223,100 students receiving special education last school year in public, private or homeschool settings. This includes people from birth to 26 who have an Individualized Education Plan or ...

A new study from U-M finds most residents speaking at city council public comment periods in 15 communities are concerned primarily with local problems such as housing, public works and zoning, while ...

Death doulas are helping individuals and families navigate end-of-life care amid what experts call a ‘crisis’ in services for ...

The state ruled on a controversial goose-gassing program, underwater spearfishing and other issues, and is moving toward ...

There are more than 2,000 state prison inmates 65 years or older. Officials say the aging population requires specialized services, equipment and costs.

Artificial trees, on the other hand, usually stick around longer than you’d like: made from polyvinyl chloride, a plastic that can’t be recycled, they often end up in landfills, according to the ...

As the Trump administration deemphasizes green energy and embraces fossil fuels, Michigan has seen more than $500 million in canceled federal climate grants while investment in EV battery plants and ...

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However, those who valued the ecological role of wolves were less likely to support cutting their numbers, according to the study, “Social and Ecological Influences on Human Coexistence with Gray ...