Michigan families like mine have paid dearly in lost time and lost love. With federal action on ice, it is critical that our state elected officials step up and do the right thing to end the sale of menthol cigarettes.

It’s hot outside and the news is always hot. Test your knowledge of what happened during a week of swelter

A union leader representing Rite Aid workers says he expects all Michigan stores to close by fall.

The infection, known for causing a can’t-catch-your-breath, whoop-like cough, usually causes only a mild illness, but can be deadly to infants.

As many residents and municipalities begin fireworks celebrations in the coming days, the DNR is offering tips for preventing a fire.

Six years after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer won election on a pledge to fix the roads, Michigan is struggling to keep up with rising construction costs — and roads are still projected to deteriorate.

Should $670 million in retiree health care savings go directly to schools, teachers or the state? A disagreement among Democrats has slowed a Michigan budget deal as lawmakers prepare for summer recess.

The state Legislature should give educators a graduation gift: get rid of the 80/20 rule and restore power to teachers.

Doctors need to understand how climate change plays a role in health, so Michigan medical students are pushing for climate health education in their programs.