Michigan won’t emerge unscathed if society fails to limit global warming. A landmark report published Monday warns that communities across the globe are behind on planning for the coming extremes.

Counties are working overtime to fill in potholes. Some road commissioners say this is one of the most severe pothole seasons they have experienced.

America’s Blackest big city may face a future without a Black representative in Congress, thanks to new political districts and competition among Democrats.

To teach history is not for the purpose of making anyone uncomfortable, but history may inevitably make many uncomfortable. So, too, though, the ignoring or plowing under of history leaves its own marks.

Graduation rates in Michigan dipped for the first time in recent years.

The change marks a shift in masking recommendations, placing counties in a three-tiered risk system.

Ann Arbor is looking at removing building limits around a large shopping mall to boost population density — and, it hopes, encourage less reliance on cars. Such efforts are seen as a possible solution as popular Michigan cities struggle with housing shortages.

The Democratic governor and GOP lawmakers have competing proposals to trim taxes as Michigan is flush with cash. All say they’d help working families, but who would get most help?

A proliferation of large farms means the retail price for marijuana is lower than it was even decades ago, when the drug was illegal.

Hospitality workers say rude customers, financial uncertainty and staffing shortages are taking a toll. Now a few restaurants are funding mental health counseling for staff who struggle with the added tensions of the pandemic.