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Kid Rock is officially stepping into Michigan’s governor’s race, publicly endorsing John James and instantly kicking up conversation across the state. It is not every day that one of Michigan’s most recognizable musicians ties his name directly to a candidate aiming for the top job in Lansing.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is promoting a new property tax credit for seniors as part of her upcoming budget, even as Michigan residents are already paying the cumulative effect of multiple tax and fee increases enacted during her administration.Senior Property Tax CreditThe proposal would provide homeowners age 65 and older

A former Michigan Democratic Party treasurer tied to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s political orbit is now facing felony charges after prosecutors say she stole more than $100,000 from a vulnerable elderly woman she was appointed to protect.According to court records filed in Kent County, Traci Kornak of Comstock

A recent report on rising assaults against Michigan corrections officers brought to mind what happens every day across the healthcare system. According to Bridge Michigan, assaults at Michigan’s highest-security prisons rose from 44 in 2023 to 71 in 2024. That increase has triggered union warnings, letters to state leadership,

While scrolling through Facebook one morning, a reader came across a story framed as another example of government waste. The article focused on cost overruns, spending concerns, and delays, creating the impression that taxpayers were once again footing the bill. The initial reaction was frustration, a response likely shared by

Michigan Senate Bill 768, sponsored by State Sen. Kevin Hertel, goes after one specific part of the utility rate system: how often big utilities can file the major case that raises base rates.This bill does not lower your electric or natural gas bill. It does not roll back current

Michigan lawmakers are debating whether to allow deer baiting again in the Lower Peninsula through House Bill 4445. The bill has already passed the Michigan House and is now headed to the Michigan Senate for consideration. If the Senate approves it and the governor signs it, it would become law.