Brianna Edgar

A 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.

Michigan may not get hurricanes, but we do experience other natural disasters. This guide can help you know the warning signs and prepare accordingly.

The state Senate bill, if signed into law, will designate the bridge as one of Michigan's "key facilities." Any future trespassers would risk a $2,500 fine or up to four years in prison.

Over 70% of Michigan State University Extension employees voted to join a union for non-tenured faculty, giving them a voice to bargain with the university's administration.

Transportation officials say they are currently in a "funding crisis." One transportation non-profit says the 2026 fiscal budget proposal would give Michigan's local bus systems their lowest direct funding allocation in 70 years.

For the first in six years, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is conducting a wolf survey in the northern Lower Peninsula, but they can't do it without you.

Campsite fees will raise from $4-10 to help keep up with upkeep costs. Cabin and lodge campers will see a 7.5% charge depending on occupancy during their stay, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

A $1 million grant through Michigan's Revitalization and Placemaking (RAP) Program is helping the city of Alma restore a local historical building to create nine new apartment units and a storefront.

WCMU's guide on what you need know about radon and how to protect yourself from this invisible radioactive gas.

Nearly 10,000 people across Michigan reportedly experienced homelessness in 2024, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. That's nearly 1,000 more people than in 2023.