A must-see total lunar eclipse will take place in the wee hours Friday.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin called the flurry of directives the ‘most consequential day of deregulation in American history.’ Michigan environmentalists agree — but they don’t think it’s a good thing.

An uncertain market and green energy rollbacks prompt Nel Hydrogen to hit brakes on building in Plymouth Township.

The Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing award recognized an investigation into the return on investment for Michigan’s corporate subsidies.

As sap begins to flow, sugarbush workshops abound. Plus, there’s a lunar eclipse on Friday. And an ore dock in Marquette is gonna be lit.

The president intends to slash in half the number of employees in the department starting March 21. What cutting the agency does — and doesn’t — mean for states, college loans and services to disabled students.

Take a photo journey of Green Book history as Michigan starts an initiative to identify and preserve the state’s historic Black travel sites from the mid-1900s.

Michigan GOP plan would cut state income tax rate from 4.25% to 4.05%. No Democrats backed the measure in committee.

The state is searching for remaining sites from the Negro Motorist Green Book to preserve the history of segregation-era travel.

A new study says the Great Lakes started forming as many as 300 million years ago.

Trump administration warns 60 schools — including University of Michigan — they must do more to protect Jewish students from discrimination after pro-Palestinian protests over the Israel-Hamas war.

Ontario imposed and later suspended a 25% surcharge on electricity flowing into Michigan, New York and Minnesota, but Michigan receives less than 1% of its electricity from the province.