John Ball Zoo is giving a progress report on new animal habitats and its sustainable parking lot, the Michigan Court of Appeals will hear arguments in the state Senate's lawsuit against the state House of Representatives, the Michigan Irish Music Festival takes place on Thursday, and more.

State Republicans want to restrict school bathrooms and locker rooms to students' sex assigned at birth, small West Michigan manufacturers are now eligible for a first of its kind loan program, movie talk, and more.

Negotiations are continuing to end the state budget impasse, Consumers Energy is warning about a new scam, a discussion about mental health warning signs in children and teens, and more.

The GRPD has released its latest crime statistics, Democratic state lawmakers want to strengthen due process rights, and more.

A new study shows non-gaming tribal businesses in Michigan have a more than $1 billion economic impact, both major parties are gearing up to fight over an open Michigan Senate seat now that a special election has been called, and more.

Kent County Commissioners approved a balanced budget for fiscal year 2026, the Michigan Disability Network is sounding the alarm about the state House's proposed budget, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is calling a special election for the 35th state Senate District, and more.

Michigan could play a leading role in choosing the next Democratic presidential nominee, a $4 million state grant will fund a new apartment building in Grand Rapids with 171 units, the Grand Rapids Fire Department is breaking ground on its first ever dedicated Training Center, and more.

A semi-truck hit and damaged an overpass on US-131 causing a section of it to close down, Michigan House Republicans passed the rest of their roughly $78-billion budget proposal, and more.

Mel Trotter Ministries is celebrating the competition of the first of 16 tiny homes for those in need, The MDHHS gives an update on its new Children's Services Administration teaming and support model, President gets confused talking about Governor Gretchen Whitmer, and more.

Education programs at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum are going national over the next five years, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan says he's in no hurry to select a lieutenant governor nominee, and more.