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Courtesy/Petoskey District LibraryA recent executive order signed by President Trump puts the Institute of Museum and Library Services in jeopardy. Library directors from across the state spoke with WCMU to discuss what their libraries do for their community and how Michigan uses federal library funding. -
Lester Graham/Michigan RadioA ruling from the Michigan Supreme Court requires more than 250 felons sent to prison for life with no chance of parole for crimes committed when they were 18 to have their sentences reviewed
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Amid the ice storm in northern Michigan, Traverse City Fire Inspector Jacob Steichen talks about staying safe in cold weather conditions -
The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether some people convicted under the state's felony murder law should have their life-without-parole sentences reconsidered. -
“We've got to, though, have a system that understands that the VA...is not an employment agency," said Secretary Doug Collins. -
Michigan recently surpassed 300 known sites with PFAS contamination. As more sites are identified and researchers continue to learn about the health impacts, we’re here to answer YOUR questions. -
A few hundred people rallied outside a veterans hospital in Ann Arbor this weekend to protest federal cuts to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. -
The next focus of the Michigan House could involve bills to help counties and local governments fight violent crime. -
There is an empty state Senate seat in Michigan's thumb region. No one currently represents the district because Governor Gretchen Whitmer has not yet called a special election. Some Republicans are saying she's playing politics with the 35th state Senate District. -
New state reports find guards at three of Michigan’s prisons were likely falsifying logbooks from cell searches and conducting them too quickly. -
U.S. Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Caledonia) took questions typed into a Zoom chat Thursday as lawmakers face push back from constituents over President Donald Trump actions in the first months of his administration. -
Michigan’s unemployment rate edged up in February by one-tenth of a percentage point to 5.4%, the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget says.
