The Biden administration bowed to the reality that COVID-19 is here to stay and most Americans are better equipped to fend off serious illness. The new rules place more emphasis on individual responsibility.

The Patmos Library in Ottawa County has attracted donations from as far away as Australia. Meanwhile, some of the books that upset residents aren’t sexually explicit.

The governor is challenging Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban, and a judge this week quashed a subpoena that would have forced her to testify in the case

Cleared of pollution and debris, Muskegon again sees lake as a virtue.

The GOP secretary of state candidate says her social media account was compromised and she doesn’t believe the former president is about to take back the White House.

A series of violation notices raise new questions about the events at the plant. State regulators indicate that on-site alarms at the company were overridden hundreds of times during a weekend evening when “no one should be at the facility.”

Attorneys for the men accused of plotting to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer say they were ‘big talkers’ that should not be taken seriously.

Call it the inflation circle of life. Second-quarter financials show that inflation hammered businesses this spring as they spent more. To try to keep earnings on track, they raised prices.

Author Miles Harvey discussed his nonfiction tale of infamous con man James Jesse Strang, who established a ‘kingdom’ on Beaver Island.

For the past three years, there have been 17 electric school buses across the state. After this month, there could be 150 more on the way, including some in rural areas.

The government’s job is even harder this time, experts say, as the case against two alleged co-conspirators begins anew after a mistrial.

A group representing Michigan charter schools accuses the DOE of adding new hurdles for charters to access federal money to open new schools. Supporters of the rules say they rein in problematic practices within the charter school industry.