Michigan is on a campaign to increase graduation rates, but ranks near the bottom in high school students who take college classes. Some lawmakers want to increase funding, but the effort could face long odds.

For students aiming to become Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers, one program at Northern Michigan University gives them the science and hands-on experience needed to pass the test.

A man charged with stabbing 11 people at Walmart had a history of schizophrenia, violence and incarceration. ‘It’s been an absolute nightmare,’ says his brother. Advocates say Michigan needs to do more.

Michigan is giving developers $84 million in property tax rebates to build high-demand housing that includes at least some ‘affordable’ units. Critics question the value of the incentive, which will limit future tax revenues for schools.

Launch Michigan board says the next leader ‘must unite Michigan’s often-divided interests to pursue a shared agenda: higher standards, greater equity and student success.’

A new Michigan tax capture law incentivized new housing construction, including 586 units for middle-income earners. See the 14 projects so far approved for $84 million in tax breaks.

The Perseid meteor shower is here, and the moon cycle means this week may be the best time to view the celestial show in Michigan.

We Michiganders maintain a strong legacy of enterprise, community and public health. Michiganders deserve fact-based vaccine recommendations rooted in scientific integrity.

Starting Tuesday, camping and lodging fees at Michigan state parks will increase. Some parks are also fully or partially closed for maintenance this summer.

This year's Au Sable River Canoe Marathon featured a record 230 paddlers from 21 states and four countries racing overnight from Grayling to Oscoda.

The attacker, identified as a 42-year-old Michigan resident, is in custody. He said 'I don't care. I don't care' as he stabbed people before he was tackled and subdued, witness says.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan reported $3.2 million in direct donations for his independent gubernatorial campaign, the most by any declared candidate. Democrat Jocelyn Benson and Republican John James report big numbers too.

Removing the dams could create one of the greatest networks of free-flowing natural rivers in the United States, but Consumers Energy plans to sell the dams. Michigan should not let that happen.

The name on a gravestone atop Mount Arvon has no clear ties to Michigan. Our reporter looked into why it might be up there.

Customers come from all over to visit the Jampot, a tiny bakery on a monastery way up on a remote Michigan peninsula.

Thanks to new settlements with opioid manufacturers, Michigan will get $178.5 million more for its drug fight. But is it enough?

Nearly four out of five child care workers in Michigan don’t receive benefits. A $4.4 million pilot program from the state hopes to change that.

The time has come for 10 questions about the news this week in Michigan. Have you paid attention?

Tourists use local government services but don’t directly fund them. Some people want to change that by redirecting some hotel tax revenue from tourism promotion to local governments.