Despite opinion, the panel may still wait a week — or more — to release documents that could show the rationale for decreasing the number of majority-minority districts in Michigan.

Federal health authorities Friday approved boosters to be made available for millions more U.S. adults. While in Lansing, the state health department pleaded for residents to wear masks but stopped short of a mandate.

University of Michigan forecast is full of optimism. But inflation and supply issues could present roadblocks.

Michigan lawmakers have a chance to make reforms that strike the right balance between ensuring public safety and avoiding punishing those who are presumed innocent.

Complete transparency in the redistricting process is vital because the end result will impact the citizens of our state for years to come.

Testing too early after you’ve been exposed to COVID, or “panic testing,” will likely offer little more than a false sense of security. With holidays beckoning, this “gray zone” in testing could unwittingly spread infection.