The MSP and MDOT encouraged people to wear orange on Wednesday to help promote safe driving while in work zones.
Everything kicked off Wednesday with the opening ceremony, and ends Sunday night.
Supporters say that students could see benefits like better focus in class.
Residents within 135% of the federal poverty income level would have their water rates capped.
The Ninth Coast Guard District plans to regulate vessel movement in Lake Michigan. Comments are due by June 23, 2025.
Governor Whitmer appoints Judge Noah Hood to the Michigan Supreme Court and three judges to the Court of Appeals. Learn about their backgrounds and roles.
The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget begins search for the 2025 state Christmas tree, seeking public assistance.
MakerFest 2025 in Traverse City invites all ages to a hands-on celebration of imagination, invention, and innovation.
Let us know who your favorite pick is!
Michigan lawmakers reintroduce bills to criminalize human smuggling, aiming to support federal efforts. The state plans to crack down on these criminal acts.
The department didn’t make contact within 24 hours in nearly 30% of cases sampled.
Gladwin County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant leading to the arrest of two men. Charges include meth possession, firearm offenses, and felon in possession.
Cadillac Lofts Phase II has begun construction in Michigan. The $24-million development includes 50 middle-income apartments and commercial space, boosting the local economy.
Michigan State Police and FEMA will assess damage from the March ice storm. Federal aid may be available.
The Chain of Lakes Water Trail in Antrim County is now the first Pure Michigan Water Trail, announced by Paddle Antrim.
Pope Francis will be laid to rest Saturday after lying in state for three days in St. Peter’s Basilica.
Sieler played for the Ravens in parts of two seasons before moving to the Dolphins in 2019.
