A bipartisan coalition is working against Michigan's Constitutional Convention proposal, Republican gubernatorial nominee John James discussed his plan to protect Michigan's waterways with residents near Lake St. Clair, and more.

Voters in Newaygo County will decide whether to renew a veteran services millage on the November ballot, a made up polling firm is facing backlash for releasing imaginary numbers, and more.

Michigan Gubernatorial candidate Joh James campaigned in Grand Haven today, gun regulations are a way to differentiate the candidates in Michigan's race for attorney general, and more.

Women's Collective, Gaslight Village appeal, Purple Hearts awarded, MI Constitutional Convention, state audit of foster system, and more

The owners of a Grand Haven marina want their section of the Grand river to be made a no wake zone, lawmakers and community groups called for state and federal paid family and medical leave laws, and more.

Holland Hospital specialists say menopause is an important time for women to talk about breast cancer risk, Michigan Republicans campaigned alongside VP J.D. Vance in Monroe, and more.

Three No Kings rallies are scheduled this weekend in the greater Grand Rapids area, a new bill from Democratic Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib is targeting Flock cameras and similar products, and more.

Muskegon city residents can view and offer feedback on multiple design plans for the Third Street Wharf project, a progressive backed group is working to organize Black voters against Republican U.S. Senate nominee Mike Rogers, and more.

Voters in the Allendale Public Schools district will decide two bond proposals on the November ballot, owners of independent pharmacies are concerned that the current healthcare system will squeeze them out of business, and more.

In recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day a reimagined exhibit featuring West Michigan Indigenous tribes is reopening at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, a case over the limits of Michigan's civil rights laws appeared before the state Supreme Court last week, and more.