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Steve Carmody/Michigan PublicCox's departure leaves businessman Perry Johnson and U.S. Representative John James to battle for the Republican Party's nomination for governor in the August primary. -
We heard Black Detroiters' perspective on the upcoming U.S. Senate race.. Then, we meet the producer of a recent mini-documentary about how Detroit native Jack White's song "Seven Nation Army" has gained popularity among sports fans. The latest installment of The Dish takes us to a fish market in the Upper Peninsula.
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In his primetime address Thursday, President Donald Trump cited an alleged voter registration fraud scheme in Muskegon from six years ago as evidence that elections aren’t secure. -
Michigan’s 2026 primary election is on Aug. 4. Chris Swanson is a Democratic candidate for governor. He currently serves as the Genesee County Sheriff. -
The Trump administration wants to install permanent fencing around Lafayette Park, directly outside the White House. It's long been a popular spot for protesters, who worry barriers will change that. -
The plan from the governor's office to regulate data centers includes new laws, and a pledge for companies to sign. -
State agencies issue permits for Line 5 tunnel under Straits of Mackinac; other permits sit in queueMichigan's environmental agency and its Department of Natural Resources, have issued two of the permits that are required for Enbridge Energy's proposed tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac. -
A township near Ann Arbor approved a tax break for a massive Oracle and Open AI data center at a board meeting Tuesday — though a smaller one than initially anticipated. -
The latest information and health guidance for the ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak in Michigan. Hearing about Michigan Public's new project covering this year's midterm election, The Mids. An episode of Points North about a mushroom forager. -
Halfway through the year, the It’s Just Politics team takes stock of the first six months of 2026 with a look at the Top Three Michigan politics stories of the year so far. -
No new data center development proposals will be considered by the Lansing City Council until Jan. 25, 2027. -
A new proposal before the state legislature would ask voters if higher-income Michiganders should pay more in taxes.
