Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson

The Trump administration is expected to appeal two federal court rulings that stand in the way of the federal government getting hold of unredacted voter information from states.

Ground was broken on another segment of the Grand River Greenway connecting Riverside Park with downtown Grand Rapids, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is in Paris for a military and security trade show, and more.

Grand Rapids first office-to-residential housing is welcoming tenants this week, the governor has created a new council mean to help Michigan's kids read better, and more.

The Secretary of State says she could find savings and efficiencies to fund the new department

Grand Rapids has a new sister city making it a player in one of the most productive industrial hubs in the world, a new set of Michigan regulations for home based childcare aims to make it more accessible despite concerns about safety, and more.

A missing letter on hundreds of Amway Riverbank Run medals has runners scratching their heads and organizers offering a lighthearted apology, the nonprofit at the center of a legislative grant scandal is now suing the state, and more.

Some Republicans have called for federal oversight of Michigan’s elections because Benson is Michigan’s top election official. But it is not unusual for secretaries of state of both major parties to run for other jobs while still serving in the office.

The state until recently kept a publicly available list of who voted in person on Election Day and who used an absentee ballot

A West Michigan university is expanding the programs it's offering digitally, Michigan's Secretary of State responded to the president's calls for Republicans to "nationalize" voting, and more.

Benson said Trump is trying to “scare us” from holding his administration accountable in November