Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed clean energy bills in Detroit on Tuesday that aim to meet the goal of making the state 100 percent reliant on clean energy by midcentury.

Signs are popping up of a national economic slowdown, but Michigan’s workforce continues to grow and diversify, making the state less vulnerable than many others to a downturn, University of Michigan economists predict.

The facility is planned for the former Detroit Edison site in Southwest Detroit’s Delray neighborhood, and promises 277 jobs.

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A federal judge ruled that the former owner of two failed mid-Michigan dams is liable for $120 million in damages. But he filed for bankruptcy in 2020.

Michigan needs primary care doctors in hundreds of underserved communities — rural and urban. Can a new Oakland County program help?

A group called AxMITax plans to begin circulating petitions in January for a potential ballot proposal, which if passed would eliminate, among other priorities, the $2.5 billion State Education Tax used to support K-12 schools.

Childhood vaccination rates in Michigan are at their lowest since 2011 and remain slightly lower than national rates.

An increase in precipitation can be detrimental for fields as it can cause heavy erosion and a lack of soil nutrients.

Few have contributed more to the understanding of the early Americas and ancient mammals than Dan Fisher. After dozens of digs and numerous studies, he’s retiring from the University of Michigan this year.

A deer with chronic wasting disease has been found in Ogemaw County — a county that had never seen the disease before.

In a state where voters elected three women to statewide office, advocates see a women-majority Legislature in the Michigan Capitol as the next step.