Lauren Gibbons

Efforts to officially define Michigan’s long-neglected border with Indiana has stalled once more amid difficulties with finding a surveyor to do the job. A state senator representing the region is hoping to settle the issue once and for all.

As Trump fights full SNAP payments and unpaid air traffic controllers miss work, a Senate-approved deal could soon reopen the federal government. What it means for Michigan.

After its federal funding ran dry, a free preschool program for low-income kids in the Upper Peninsula has closed. Advocates say others are at risk.

Two judges order Trump admin to use contingency funds for SNAP. Michiganders still expected to miss weekend food assistance payments.

With 1.4 million residents facing SNAP benefit delays, Michigan food charities say they’re already seeing more demand. Here’s how you can find or give help.

Michigan health officials: SNAP food assistance benefits for 1.4 million will "temporarily pause" in November if federal government shutdown continues. Program for mothers with infant children also at risk.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer pardons Lue Yang, a Hmong refugee detained by immigration officials based on a decades-old criminal record already expunged by the state. Advocates are not sure where he is.

Business is booming for a steel wire manufacturer in southern Michigan, whose owner credits President Donald Trump’s tariffs. “The math has just totally changed.”

The UAW is crediting President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imports with recent, massive investments. But other manufacturers report headaches, canceled orders — and uncertainty remains.

Authorities said Monday that everyone is accounted for after Sunday’s deadly shooting and fire in a Mormon church. Eight patients ages 6 to 78 were treated at a local hospital. Five people died, including the shooter.