Michiganders over the age of 21 will be able to buy recreational marijuana as soon as Dec. 1.
Michigan drivers will pay 55 percent less for catastrophic claims from July 2, 2020, to June 20, 2021, the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) announced Wednesday.
State laws banning the busing of voters to polling locations and third-party delivery of absentee ballots have been targeted by a national progressive nonprofit group. Priorities USA named Attorney General Dana Nessel as lead defendant in the case.
The Detroit City Council chose to push off voting on a $250 million blight bond for a third time due to transparency concerns after an Auditor General report highlighted problems with its demolition program.
Charter school advocates braved 15-degree temperatures at a Wednesday press conference near the Capitol to announce they are sending 50 resolutions to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s office requesting restoration of charter school funding.
Dow Chemical's $77 million settlement over an environmental complaint with federal, state and tribal governments will be used to restore wildlife injured through hazardous waste released since 1987 near Midland.
The number of Michigan deer hunters has been declining significantly as the state's deer population has risen. The decrease in hunters is causing grave concern among officials because hunting and fishing fees account for more than 90 percent of the Department of Natural Resources’ $42 millio…
Lake Superior State University (LSSU) is experiencing significant enrollment and application increases and is an innovative leader in a number of training programs, the university said in response to a Center Square story on enrollment at Michigan's colleges.
The Michigan Supreme Court will be the final arbiter in a property-rights case in which Oakland County foreclosed upon a rental property to recover an $8.41 underpayment, sold the property at auction for $24,500, and pocketed the change.
The Detroit Institute of Art’s (DIA) Board will ask voters to renew a tri-county millage on the March 10, 2020 ballot, two years before the 2012 10-year millage expires. The DIA previously claimed the initial millage would be a one-time tax.
Michiganders over the age of 21 will be able to buy recreational marijuana as soon as Dec. 1.
Michigan drivers will pay 55 percent less for catastrophic claims from July 2, 2020, to June 20, 2021, the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) announced Wednesday.
State laws banning the busing of voters to polling locations and third-party delivery of absentee ballots have been targeted by a national progressive nonprofit group. Priorities USA named Attorney General Dana Nessel as lead defendant in the case.
The Detroit City Council chose to push off voting on a $250 million blight bond for a third time due to transparency concerns after an Auditor General report highlighted problems with its demolition program.
Charter school advocates braved 15-degree temperatures at a Wednesday press conference near the Capitol to announce they are sending 50 resolutions to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s office requesting restoration of charter school funding.
Dow Chemical's $77 million settlement over an environmental complaint with federal, state and tribal governments will be used to restore wildlife injured through hazardous waste released since 1987 near Midland.
The number of Michigan deer hunters has been declining significantly as the state's deer population has risen. The decrease in hunters is causing grave concern among officials because hunting and fishing fees account for more than 90 percent of the Department of Natural Resources’ $42 millio…
Lake Superior State University (LSSU) is experiencing significant enrollment and application increases and is an innovative leader in a number of training programs, the university said in response to a Center Square story on enrollment at Michigan's colleges.
The Michigan Supreme Court will be the final arbiter in a property-rights case in which Oakland County foreclosed upon a rental property to recover an $8.41 underpayment, sold the property at auction for $24,500, and pocketed the change.
The Detroit Institute of Art’s (DIA) Board will ask voters to renew a tri-county millage on the March 10, 2020 ballot, two years before the 2012 10-year millage expires. The DIA previously claimed the initial millage would be a one-time tax.
Two former college athletes say they will file bipartisan legislation that would allow student-athletes to receive compensation for the use of their name, image and likeness.