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Michigan flies Pride flags on state building for first time
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered that two of the iconic rainbow flags be flown on the George W. Romney Building on Saturday.
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Donald Trump trails Joe Biden by double digits in new statewide Michigan poll
The latest survey by EPIC-MRA of Lansing continues to point to trouble for President Donald Trump in Michigan
Michigan State is reshuffling how it handles health, wellness costs
MSU is reworking how it pays for student health and wellness, which could include billing students for services now given for free
Official: Flint will 'lose everything' if it leaves KWA
Flint is still undecided about whether to use the KWA as its long-term supply; official says indecision is hiking costs
Free Press reporter Kat Stafford named national investigative reporting fellow
Free Press reporter chosen for Ida B. Wells Fellowship designed to increase the number of journalists of color involved in investigative reporting.
Detroit's Fox Theatre will host Democratic presidential debate in July
Democratic debate to be held in Detroit over two nights in July will be at the city's historic Fox Theatre.
Graduation gone bad: Salutatorians rip their Detroit charter school
Division breaks out at Universal Academy graduation ceremony.
Hotel manager's Facebook offer: Need an abortion? Come to Michigan.
After several states passed new abortion laws, Shelley O’Brien offered any woman struggling with access a free place to stay and a ride to the clinic.
Nessel splits with Whitmer, pushes for constitutional right to adequate education
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has urged the courts to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to establish a Constitutional right to literacy.
She was in iconic photo of RFK in Detroit, but didn't know for five decades
Sybil Martin shook Robert F. Kennedy's hand during his 1968 campaign stop in Detroit — and saw a photo of the moment for the first time this year.
Gov. Whitmer, Michigan lawmakers announce legislation to protect LGBTQ rights
Lawmakers and supportive groups say they are hopeful because they have bipartisan bill sponsors and a supportive governor.
Could Detroit become Mortgage City? It now boasts 2 top lenders
Quicken Loans in Detroit and United Shore, based in Pontiac, appear to rank at the top of the industry for their mortgage volumes.
Ex-MSU football player Keith Mumphery: Lawsuit, settlement was about clearing my name
MSU has settled with both the former athlete and the woman who accused him of rape.
Dan Gilbert has built a leadership team. Here's who they are
As Dan Gilbert recovers from a stroke, we look at the leaders he has assembled to run his vast operations. Many joined him early in their careers.
Transgender woman, 2 men killed in Detroit shooting
Detroit Police officers responded to a call on the 3400 block of Devonshire on the city's east side at 5 a.m.
Frankenmuth, Vassar assessing damage, flooding issues after downpour
Communities in Tuscola and Saginaw counties, like Vassar and Frankenmuth, are assessing damage and flooding issues after heavy rains hit Saturday.
5 Catholic priests charged in Michigan sex abuse investigation
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced criminal sexual conduct charges against five Catholic priests.
Michigan State to reveal new president's name Tuesday after top-secret hiring process
The new MSU president will face scrutiny after the Nassar scandal, Engler's controversial tenure and secrecy surrounding the search.
Why Justin Amash deserves our attention
Justin Amash's careful digestion of the Mueller report defies Washington's ready-fire-aim conventions
In the era of Trump, Michigan's political map is changing. Here's how
Heading into the 2020 election, Michigan's politics are in a state of flux, leaving many questions about Trump's chances of retaking the state