New legislation in the Senate could make industrial hemp a reality.

Market viability for catch-all drone services may be fading away

Telehealth is one of many tools public and private health officials are using to fight the opioid crisis.

Michigan's cities have faced declining revenue from the state, leaving them unprepared for a recession.

Michigan's farmers have faced the worst conditions from all corners.

Michigan farmers experimenting with hemp this year are eyeing new markets beyond rope and clothing.

Autonomous buses may be the new way to get around in Michigan.

Manufacturing experts say Michigan’s deep roots in industrial innovation are leading to yet another industrial revolution.

With one of the largest state forests in the country, Michigan could lead the nation on a carbon storage policy to help fight climate change

As the 2020 census approaches, state and local officials are striving to make sure that homeless and young residents get counted.

New legislation to protect elderly residents against financial scams is the latest in a string of statewide initiatives to help seniors.

Nearly all of Michigan's police and sheriff departments agreed to report use-of-force in accordance with FBI standards.

Facial recognition generates lively debate, but an agreement may be on the horizon.

Efforts to increase transparency and predictablity for community college students seeking to transfer credits continue to develop.

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Michiganders are getting older and they’re likely to owe more money than ever.

Among the points of agreement between the governor and the Legislature is to triple literacy coach funding.

Road funding has divided Michigan's state politics, but a separate related controversy lies underneath⁠ — gravel mining

Benefits in medical technology see renewed momentum after federal policy changes.