Michigan News

An attorney claims a University of Michigan administrator was wrongfully terminated over alleged antisemitic remarks.

The Great Lakes African American Quilters’ Network uses quilting to express culture, artistry, and community.

The Safe Drinking Water Act, signed in 1974, continues to ensure safe water access but faces challenges like aging infrastructure.

Nizam Abazid plans his first Syria trip in decades, celebrating Assad’s overthrow with Detroit-area Syrian Americans.

Michigan House Republicans walked out after voting began, demanding votes on road funding and minimum wage bills.

Michigan Senate approves bills allowing inmates to earn credits for early parole through education or job training.

Michigan counties will replace diesel garbage trucks with electric ones in disadvantaged areas to cut pollution.

Dems rush to pass laws before losing control in 2025, navigating busy lame duck sessions and potential road funding deals.

Artist Titus Kaphar debuts his film “Exhibiting Forgiveness,” exploring generational trauma and nuanced forgiveness.

A bill heading to Michigan’s governor would ensure juveniles accused of crimes have the same right to an attorney as adults.