Debt cases are soaring and leading to a wave of default judgments, according to a commission proposing reforms to the Michigan Supreme Court.

A computer system that falsely flagged unemployment recipients for fraud is finally getting replaced.

The century-old dams are expensive to maintain, generate little energy and are generally harmful to rivers and native fish. But their reservoirs bring boaters, visitors and lake houses that help support small communities.

The school board had been under months of pressure from a raucous group of parents and activists to remove books with LGBTQ, sexual, or sexual violence themes. Other books are still under review.

In order to make certain there are positive changes in diabetes prevention in the future, a plan for change must be made now.

Less than a week after losing his bid for attorney general, Matthew DePerno says he will seek to become the next chairman of the Michigan Republican Party as Chairman Ron Weiser steps down.

A $34.9 million cleanup of heavily contaminated Muskegon Lake and White Lake in West Michigan is estimated to have recovered $16.4 million in lost housing value for nearby homeowners.

A new research program in Detroit will assess the impacts of air pollution and preterm birth.