Democratic US Senate hopefuls Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed are set to debate Monday night for the final time before Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary. The hourlong debate, hosted by Fox 2 in Detroit, is ...

Haley Stevens has repeatedly claimed to be the only non-millionaire in Michigan’s US Senate race. While she hasn’t proven the claim, Abdul El-Sayed hasn’t denied it, and past disclosures show he may ...

The Nixon tapes would not end Richard Nixon’s presidency today. In 1974, the decisive evidence in Watergate was not a rumor or a partisan claim. It was a tape. When the Supreme Court forced Nixon to ...

An underwater image of Enbridge Energy’s Line 5 petroleum pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy and Michigan Department of Natural ...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, flanked by state leaders and education officials, poses with students in the Summer Discovery Program at Adler Elementary School in Southfield. Whitmer visited the school to ...

Did Haley Stevens really vote to thank US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a federal agency that has been a target of widespread criticism within her party? It’s a claim made repeatedly by Abdul ...

Michigan faces one of the country’s most serious demographic challenges. An aging population, shrinking workforce and declining tax base all threaten our long-term economic growth. Immigration is one ...

Under the new rules, claimants must have three valid work search activities a week. Acceptable activities include applying for jobs online or in person, attending job fairs and participating in job ...

Based on the best information currently available, produce harvested from your own garden or a U-pick farm, or bought directly from the grower at a producer-only farmers market, genuinely is the safer ...

Efforts to prevent preterm birth have focused largely on medical interventions delivered during pregnancy. Flint’s experience suggests that addressing the economic conditions surrounding pregnancy may ...

The Detroit River Scholars program gives students in southeast Michigan hands-on experience on the water. Its goal is to break down barriers and help youth find a personal connection to the river.

Caleb Killebrew, 18, of Ferndale, right, adds butter to a customer's popcorn during his shift at the Emagine Royal Oak while Jackie Harris, 60, of Oak Park, grabs napkins at the movie theater.