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Michigan’s Legislature is moving a package of bills designed to streamline operations for the state’s beleaguered childcare industry. Not only have day-to-day operations changed radically because of COVID, but the industry’s financial model has been thrown into chaos because of the statewide labor shortage. In this episode, you'll hear two perspectives on Michigan's childcare crisis.

The House voted overwhelmingly to approve a bipartisan deal to lift the debt ceiling and cap spending. That's in part due to the work of lawmakers who usually fly under the radar.

LANSING – Michigan is paying criminal defense bills for two state employees charged amid Flint's crisis with lead-tainted water.The state Department of…

A woman who allegedly assaulted her young son and mother has been fatally shot inside a Detroit home as she struggled with an officer over a gun.

By the end of this week, a team at Virginia Tech University may complete testing of water samples from 300 Flint homes. Preliminary tests have shown…

Two state water quality experts and a Flint utility official have been charged with felonies and misdemeanors related to the city's drinking water crisis.…

The city of Flint is warning its delinquent commercial water customers that it’s time to pay up or risk being shut off.City workers were out Friday…

There's a political and legal battle happening over Flint's drinking water.U.S. District Judge David Lawson ordered Flint's City Council to choose a…

Flint’s troubled water system got some good news this week. The system is back in compliance with the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act.A year ago, tests…

Yesterday, MLive's Ron Fonger published a story detailing what the state knew about PFAS levels in the Flint River before the city switched its water…