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The city of Richmond recently became the latest municipality to oppose water affordability legislation in the state House and Senate, when the council adopted a resolution against the bills on Jan. 15.

METRO DETROIT — Focus: HOPE is looking for more than 3,000 new seniors to apply for its Food for Seniors program due to a growing food insecurity crisis among seniors in metro Detroit.

2024 will be a critical election year. The nation will elect a new president. Michigan voters will once again play a pivotal role.

The dogs were brought from out of state but became ill, and have been caught in a legal tussle for nearly a year.

Concerts, plays, art exhibits and more things to see and do this week.

Chesterfield Township has joined the growing list of communities and elected officials voicing opposition to a proposed statewide fee for a water affordability program.

Prosecutors on Tuesday began laying out the timeline related to the fatal attack of Samantha Woll, a well-known Detroit synagogue president, during a preliminary hearing for the man accused in her death.

METRO DETROIT — It has been more than seven years since Candice Miller left Lansing, but that does not mean she’s stopped following capitol politics.

The good news is temps are expected to rise above freezing early next week and into the 40-degree range. The bad news is, it's still incredibly cold for tonight and at least Wednesday.

New initiative will provide trainees with credentials and guaranteed employment at Gesher.