Matthew Miller

Jan. 6 participants told MLive that the day of protest and violence shifted the course of their lives. After being pardoned, most say they did nothing wrong.

In the fall of 2023, there was only one college at a public university in Michigan where the most common grade was something less than an A.

The ACLU has filed a federal lawsuit against six unidentified individuals, alleging that they were harassing voters at suburban Detroit polling places.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has closed a years-long investigation into MSU’s handing of the Larry Nassar case, finding that thousands of documents withheld by the university for years offered little new insight.

If the goal of school vouchers is to improve students’ academic performance, Josh Cowen said, the evidence is clear. They don’t work.

Two state departments have asked the Michigan Supreme Court for clarity on how to implement minimum wage increases mandated by a ruling handed down last month.

Michigan’s minimum wage will jump to more than $12 an hour in February and rise to roughly $15 an hour over the next three years, after a ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court.

The number of students filling out the FAFSA has fallen precipitously in Michigan and around the country. Colleges are feeling the impact.

Conservative activists Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman could still face charges in Michigan for their role in a robocalling scheme meant to keep Black voters from casting their ballots in the 2020 election

For years, MSU said they wouldn’t release thousands of documents related to the Larry Nassar case because of ongoing insurance litigation. Was it worth it?