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The recent decision by the U.S. Department of Education to slash its workforce by nearly 50% has sparked varied reactions ...

OVID TWP. — Over a dozen agents from Michigan State Police served search warrants at four locations in Branch County ...

The Michigan Department of Attorney General is reviewing an investigation into the shooting of a Port Huron Township man by ...

Michigan saw 3,161 crashes involving motorcycles in the state in 2023, according to the latest statistics from the state ...

A tour bus driver from Flint slammed into a line of stopped traffic on southbound I-75 near Sashabaw Road, causing a deadly ...

It’s the trickle-down effect of the Federal Emergency Management Agency press pause on funding for more than 1,000 public assistance projects across the U.S.

As a result of recent action by FEMA and the Trump administration, emergency management departments in Michigan are not getting the grant money they routinely rely on to respond to disasters.

While a court order blocked the funding freeze, state officials say their funding is still being held up—and could impact ...

One of Michigan’s very own helped deliver the Flame of Hope during the opening ceremony of the 2025 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Italy. MSP Spl/Tpr. Jacob ...

LANSING — The Trump administration has put on hold $56 million in federal disaster recovery, homeland security and emergency ...