Flint

Rivet has crossed party lines on some votes, but she said that delaying discussion on healthcare tax credits would be a mistake

The 2022 decision ended the Flint water cases because the window to refile charges had expired

Grand Rapids to host a vigil focused on ending domestic violence Monday night, Governor Gretchen Whitmer and her team are reviewing the new state budget bills ahead of signing them this week, and more.

Governor Whitmer says the company is now declining to build its semiconductor plant anywhere within the U.S., partially because of threats of high tariffs

The Literacy Center of West Michigan is having to scale back due to federal cuts, GVSU is one of eight recipients of the first ever Michigan Innovation Fund, the Michigan Supreme Court is allowing a Republican lawsuit against Flint election officials to continue, and more.

The indictments named former Governor Rick Snyder and members of his administration. The charges were dismissed after the courts struck down the one-person grand jury law

Guiding Light is marking one year of its women's recovery program, GRFD is responding to an uptick in rechargeable lithium-ion battery fires, a local teen is finishing his Eagle Scout project to protect Michigan's bats, and more.

Republicans in Michigan House Oversight Committee leadership are accusing the state attorney general of not complying with a request for documents

EPA cleaning up a former Muskegon manufacturing site, MSP fights human trafficking, movie talk, and more.

Mack Davis pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Flint to committing a hate crime by attempting to carry out a mass killing