Michigan has long been one of just two states nationally with Freedom of Information Act exemptions for the Legislature and governor's office.

As Michigan House adopts new rules for funding pet projects, Senate OKs plan to open governor and Legislature to public records requests.

The project would be Lansing's biggest-ever series of housing developments, bringing more than 560 apartments in the next several years

Currently, Michigan is one of only a handful of states that exempts the state legislature and governor's office from FOIA requests.

State police in 2024 acknowledged that a previous disposal method destroyed only the frame or receiver of the firearm. A private company was recycling and selling the other parts.

A Southeast Michigan internet service provider’s latest $11 million investment will bolster high-speed connectivity in rural areas between Lansing and Grand Rapids while advancing the company’s broader strategy between Chicago and Detroit.

The city is hosting musical performances, panel discussions, storytelling events and more. Many of the events are free.

LANSING, MI -- A Clinton County woman’s yearly tradition landed her a $1 million jackpot prize while she was playing the Michigan Lottery’s Major Cashword instant game.

The new location follows the original location that opened in November 2023 in a 10,000-square-foot space at 7960 Kercheval Ave. in Detroit’s West Village neighborhood. Barkside, billed as Detroit's first dog park and bar, is a venture from Detroit residents David Oh and Cody Williams.

The Downtown Detroit Partnership is leading an effort to build caps over I-75 and looking to parks in places like Dallas for inspiration.

The Michigan Legislature and governor's exorbitant use of budget earmarks in recent years has been clouded by controversy — and investigations.

The bills would allow the public to file FOIA requests against the governor, the lieutenant governor, lawmakers and legislative bodies. The state’s Legislative Service Bureau, Senate Fiscal Agency, House Fiscal Agency and the state’s Judiciary would remain exempt from complying with FOIA.