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A package of bills that would implement election reforms passed by voters last year got their first hearing Wednesday before the Michigan Senate Elections and Ethics Committee. Chaired by Sen. Jeremy …

While a strike by University of Michigan graduate student workers stretches into its third month, a settlement has been reached on several unfair labor practice (ULP) charges that were pending with …

Ceremonies on Monday celebrated more than $1.3 billion in economic investment for Flint’s industrial development. At the first event, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined local and state leaders and …

As the nation prepares to honor U.S. military personnel who have died while serving in the armed forces, a looming debt default could mean millions of veterans, many with injuries suffered on the …

After Saturday's festival was cut short due to a threatening storm, Siouxsie and Iggy Pop returned on Sunday to perform for multiple generations of SoCal goths.

Each year, the Hartland High School Student Council asks students to nominate their favorite teacher for the Golden Apple Award.

On Sunday evening, a suspect wanted on felony warrants took his own life while barricaded in a travel trailer.

After a one-day lightning delay, Siouxsie played her first U.S. show in 15 years at the Cruel World festival, and Iggy Pop got to finish his set.

The Michigan Board of State Canvassers on Friday approved certifying an upgrade to the voting machines used across most of the state. The board met in Lansing for its monthly session with only two …

The University of Michigan has filed a formal petition with the Michigan Employment Relations Commission to appoint a “fact finder” in the ongoing strike by graduate workers. The university, …