Millions of dollars are coming to help the Upper Peninsula combat opioid addiction, but finding consensus among county governments to pool resources is difficult.

Competitive Senate, congressional and state House primary elections across the state will set the stage for November’s general election.

The DeVos family is again funding Republican efforts to flip the Michigan House, but labor unions are back to help Democrats try to retain their two-seat majority.

On the four-student school on Bois Blanc Island, classes are set to resume soon. The one problem: There’s no teacher.

From polka to pirates: Here are two dozen festivals and events taking place this month in Michigan.

Michigan voters have questions about the Aug. 6 primary election. We’ve got answers.

‘Crossover’ voting between parties on the same ballot isn’t allowed in the Michigan primary. Many voters do it anyway.

The Environmental Protection Agency issued an emergency fuel waiver in Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin that could provide some price relief for drivers.

Welcome to August, policy-loving people. The news never stops. And neither do news quizzes.

Mackinac Island bans throttle-assisted e-bikes, but attorneys say this denies people with disabilities the right to enjoy the island’s iconic vehicle-free interstate.

Michigan voters still have multiple options for voting in the Tuesday primary, which will decide Democratic and Republican races for Congress, U.S. Senate, the state House and more.

Bridge Michigan teamed with the Points North podcast at Interlochen Public Radio to explore the mystery of how a wolf wound up dead in a Marshall-area farm field. Listen here