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Staff with the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians wade in the Boardman-Ottaway River to release Arctic grayling. (Photo credit: Vivian La/IPR News)Northern Michigan tribes are releasing Arctic grayling for the second year in a row, in hopes of restoring the native freshwater species. Questions remain about how many have already survived and how to adapt to shifting weather from climate change. -
Originally slated to be complete by 2024, the tunnel project is years behind schedule with an uncertain fate.
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Update: Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary in major victory for Democrats’ progressive wingBoth addressed supporters, saying the vote count could continue well into the day -
The Michigan Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the Michigan Public Service Commission erred when it granted a key permit for the Line 5 petroleum pipeline tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac -
The permit is the latest step in a yearslong debate over the aging pipeline and the risk of an oil spill -
Michigan can keep a lid on the personal information of registered voters. That is the ruling from a federal appeals court. -
All told, 49 of 83 Michigan counties — including many that are losing population and posting lower incomes in the struggling state — receive less business development funding than their share of the population. -
Getting accurate flood-risk information to communities is a challenge -
The proposal would place new limits on campaign contributions from utilities and major government contractors while expanding political advertising disclosure requirements -
The Great Lakes State is home to almost 950,000 small businesses, accounting for almost all businesses in the state -
Reports show wages are rising, but not fast enough to keep up with inflation over the past decade -
Supporters say the policy could impact many patients who rely on costly medications.
