The projected $1.1 billion hole in Michigan’s upcoming budget will likely put a wrench into ongoing negotiations over a long-term road funding plan.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and other state attorney generals announced the multi-state lawsuit on Monday, July 28.

Bradley Wieferich told the State Transportation Commission that MDOT is being 'proactive' in shifting to a program that is ...

The Michigan Attorney General has joined a coalition of states in suing the Trump administration to stop Planned Parenthood ...

A new nonpartisan report concluded President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act would immediately have "a major impact ...

Tuesday's analysis warns of economic and political costs, especially in swing states with significant manufacturing sectors, ...

The 15-member council is chaired by Steven Elmore, drinking water program manager for the Wisconsin Department of Natural ...

Democrats are launching a nationwide summer blitz designed to force vulnerable Republicans to defend President Donald Trump’s ...

The state economy is especially vulnerable to higher tariffs on Canada, which does not yet have a trade deal with President ...

Michigan’s Attorney General has sued Trump 26 times in six months, including Monday's announcement about suing USDA over ...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order Thursday, July 31, asking state administrators for the latest impact of ...

OTTAWA COUNTY, MI - In a little more than five weeks, Consumers Energy poured $29 million into keeping an aging coal power ...