Michigan will spend more than $24 billion on the public education system in the current fiscal year, including a program to provide free meals to all students.

Michigan entered this past week with a No. 15 ranking and the Wolverines felt like they were going to compete for the Big Ten ...

MIDLAND, Mich. (WJRT) - A Midland parish brought the community together over the weekend with a night full of Polish food, music, and family fun. Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish hosted ...

• 84th Annual Royal Oak Historical Society Dinner is Oct. 14, at Royal Oak First United Methodist Church, 320 West Seventh St ...

Following its heartbreaking loss to Illinois, Jayden Maiava and USC rolled to a 31-13 win over No. 15 Michigan at the ...

County Farm Park's Fall Festival and Buhr Park's Boo Bash offer free family activities, while Night Terrors provides scares for the brave.

The nation’s most efficient offense welcomes one of the stingiest defenses in college football to Southern California when ...

Fights and delays marked this year's budget process in Michigan, but state lawmakers ultimately came together to pass a ...

The Wolverines took on the No. 1 rushing defense in the country and earned a solid 24-10 victory over the Badgers on Saturday ...

ON YOUR SIDE is combing through the numbers, and has a break down of key components as lawmakers reached their long-awaited ...

Days after missing the deadline, Michigan lawmakers finally passed a budget at around 2 am Friday. Here's what's in the $81B spending plan.

The budget makes cuts to many state agencies while providing an extra $1.1 billion to the Michigan Department of Transportation, which funds roads.