Millions of Americans are concluding their Easter travel plans. But Christians aren’t the only religious group with a major holiday this weekend. Tonight (Friday) marks (marked) the start of the Jewish holiday of Passover. We asked Petoskey worshippers how they plan to observe the week-long celebration.

State officials and environmental groups are pushing back on the Trump Administration’s proposal to rollback federal oversight of some streams and wetlands.

Air Force officials announced on Wednesday that they plan to visit the former Wurtsmith Air Force base in Oscoda next week to learn about ongoing cleanup of chemical contamination.

The man convicted of a terrorist attack at Flint’s Bishop airport told a federal judge Thursday he regrets he didn’t have a machine gun.

The leader of the state Senate Republicans says he’s not in favor of the Secretary of State’s call for candidates to disclose their financial information.

After over three decades as the head coach of the Central Michigan University gymnastics team Jerry Reighard was fired Thursday.

At a press conference this morning a bipartisan group of legislators and Governor Gretchen Whitmer unveiled bills to help close the skill gap in Michigan.

It’s legal, medicinally and recreationally, and now Lake Superior State University in the U.P. is offering cannabis classes starting this fall.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is reportedly considering a tunnel for an oil pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac.

All three branches of Michigan government are on board with a plan to explore the state’s jail system.

This is part of an ongoing trend in Lansing to explore ways to improve the state’s criminal justice system.