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State officials are working to address an oil leak at Millennium Park in Walker, a new state reports is evaluating how clean Michigan's voter rolls are, and more.

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson visited Muskegon on Wednesday to tout her housing plans in her run for Governor, the Michigan House of Representatives is forming a new select committee to consider policy changes to the state Bureau of Elections and Board of State Canvassers, and more.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently approved a permit for the Great Lakes Tunnel Project. Less than two weeks before that, the Michigan Supreme Court had ordered state regulators back to the drawing board when it came to permitting

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson took her gubernatorial campaign to Muskegon to lay out her vision for state tourism, some Michigan Republicans are raising alarms after an online video that purports to confirm a non-citizen's presence on the state's voter roll, and more.

The Michigan Supreme Court recently ordered state regulators to re-assess the proposed Line 5 tunnel project

A new study suggests the Great Lakes region has large potential to become a national shipbuilding hub, the Michigan Secretary of State has rejected a Republican Party request for a list of people who volunteer to be poll workers that includes personal identifying information, and more.

The Michigan Supreme Court’s found state environmental law requires a broader look at the impact of the entire pipelineThis decision is separate from other legal fights to shut down the pipeline

A new West Michigan addiction recovery program is helping adults heal while keeping their daily routines, the Michigan Supreme Court sided with the state Attorney General in a case against Eli Lilly, and more.

Lowell Area Schools is asking voters to consider two tax proposals on the August 4th ballot, environmentalists are criticizing a state permitting decision in favor of a proposed oil and natural gas pipeline tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac, and more.

Environmentalists and tribal leaders fear the planned tunnel construction would cause irreparable harm to its surroundings