Brianna Edgar

The Michigan Libertarian Party is looking to nominate their own candidate for an open state Senate seat.

To help track the spread of CWD and help hunters who suspect they've harvested a deer with the disease, the DNR is offering free testing kits at different locations across the state.

At last week's city commission meeting, commissioners introduced the idea of placing Mount Pleasant under an Immigrant Trust Act, more commonly known as a sanctuary city, which could limit how local law enforcement collaborates with federal immigration and customs enforcement.

District Health Department #10 is ceasing in-house water testing after Sept. 25, citing funding cuts as a reason behind the decision.

The city of Alpena's upcoming rain garden will collect water runoff instead of having it run into storm drains or the nearby Thunder Bay, which the city uses as a source of drinking water.

The bills, known as the "Rowan Act," looks to reform Michigan's amber alert system passed the House 104-1.

The Mackinac Bridge Walk is one of Michigan's longest-running Labor Day traditions, having brought an estimated 30,000 people to the bridge in 2024.

Colleges and universities are held by a cohort default rate- the percentage of defaulted loans they're allowed to have. With default rates rising nationally, some community colleges could lose their ability to offer federal aid in the future.

Nearly half of Michigan's projected tart cherry yield for 2025 was lost after weather complications devasted cherry farms across the state.

Several community and business groups in the region have come together to offer 10 people $5,000 grants to put toward housing costs if they plan to move to the region or signed a new lease as of April 1.