Michigan Government

A 3 percent tax next year could allow dispensaries to operate legally and generate money for the state and cities that allow the pot shops.

There’s a lot of moving parts as the state moves to shore up the ‘wild west’ industry. Here’s what you need to know.

Bridge investigations into assault cases at major Michigan universities reveal practices that should trouble both victims of sexual assault, and those who are accused.

Rural Michigan high schools are turning to eight-player teams,  as thousands of young athletes across Michigan reject the troubled sport.

Lawyers say impact of ending program for those whose parents entered U.S. illegally will be greater than most anticipate.

Whether it’s false fraud charges, poisoned water or abused prisoners, state government too often is not here to help.

Trump administration lifted ban on military weaponry for local police.

The murder-suicide of a respected educator and his son serves as a rallying cry to some about the stresses that begin when special education ends.

Lawmakers condemned the alt-right, and question the president’s statement about violence in Virginia.