Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and GOP leader struck a deal late Wednesday on a massive spending plan that will use state and federal stimulus funds for what they call “transformational” infrastructure projects.

The ballot proposal would replace the current legislative term limits — six years in the House and eight years in the Senate — with a 12-year overall cap in the Legislature. Whether that strengthens or weakens term limits is a matter of perspective.

The bills, which passed by votes of 104-1, reflect a national trend away from reliance on standardized testing by U.S. colleges and universities.

While trial data concluded the drug was safe, it fell short of the robust protection offered in the first adult shots, before omicron hit.

Militia activists plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer aimed to trigger “the boogaloo,” a second civil war they hoped would disrupt the 2020 presidential election and keep Joe Biden out of office, according to new testimony from an admitted participant-turned-witness.

Clearing up parent concerns about what classrooms teach and how well schools use their growing resources should be a high priority for Michigan.

Our state is well-positioned to compete for climate-focused investments if we take these opportunities seriously.

Bills introduced in the Michigan Legislature could begin the long and necessary work of reducing drug costs and addressing racial disparities in health outcomes.

The Michigan Bureau of Elections granted $8 million to local clerks for election security improvements as disputes over the voting process continue in the legislature and a lawsuit over “Zuck Bucks” donations is dismissed.