The market value of material disposed of in Michigan is between $500 million and $676 million, according to a report by the Michigan Sustainable Business Forum.

Michigan has a new Legislature, but some things remain the same, including underrepresentation for women, minority groups and young adults.

Highly contagious noroviruses cause miserable symptoms, and infections have been on the uptick in recent weeks.

Michigan lawmakers are upset over a state plan to lease 420 acres near Gaylord for a nearby solar farm. Now, the company involved says it no longer wants the land.

The state needs to build fueling stations and higher-capacity production facilities to support hydrogen-fueled trucks.

Trump made dozens of promises during 21 campaign stops in Michigan, from lowering taxes to bringing back all auto jobs. We’ve chronicled them all and gauged what it would take to accomplish his goals.

It’s a new year, Michigan! Have you paid attention? Prove your smarts with 10 amazing questions about the week that was.

Money from undisclosed sources and the ultrawealthy made up the largest chunks of Michigan political spending in 2024 elections.

West Michigan’s success is poised to be a national example, economic developer Randy Thelen says.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has pushed for expanded pre-K access and more adults with college degrees. Her new department sees signs of success.

A recent study found that automated license plate readers are useful tools but also have the potential for abuse.

Several Michigan high schools have recently installed or approved the installation of artificial turf fields. A recent study found that injuries were more likely than on natural surfaces.