The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis has announced a big boost for efforts to make housing more affordable in the Midwest ...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is leading a multistate effort to fight what she deems an illegal change in federal housing policy ...

Ralph Waldo Emerson Elementary-Middle School got a new burst of color and pride when eighth-grader Inaya Smith won the "Color The Roar" Lions coloring book contest ...

A 35-year-old man from Dighton will spend decades behind bars after a Wexford County jury found him responsible for repeated sexual abuse against a child ...

This year's Adoption Day celebration was a very important day for Genesee County. Not only did it bring families together and secure their futures, but it was also the last Adoption Day presided over ...

Genesee County, Michigan – As the consequences of the prolonged government shutdown continue to affect the community, people in Genesee County are coming together to help one other. More than 40 ...

Lansing, Michigan – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has reached an agreement with a Texas-based corporation that was accused of tricking travelers with fraudulent Mackinac Island ticket websites ...

Lansing, Michigan – Michigan’s state agencies have put out a number of reports that show how the federal tariffs are affecting the economy in many ways. They say that the tariffs are making things ...

Lansing, Michigan – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel keeps her promise to protect residents from rising utility expenses again. This is because Consumers Energy has announced plans to raise ...

Flint, Michigan – The City of Flint has teamed up with the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan to help people who don’t have enough food because of the current federal shutdown. Mayor Sheldon Neeley said ...

Michigan – Governor Gretchen Whitmer has shown that her administration remains committed to Michigan families by keeping free meals for all public school students in the state’s new fiscal year 2026 ...

Formally titled as Senate Bill 292, the proposal would apply to all Michigan residents over 70 years old, whether they are retired or still employed. Hoitenga contended that this strategy acknowledges ...