Michigan Public

MDNR's Fisheries division relies on fishing license purchases for much of its budget. But the price remains stagnant while inflationary pressures increased.

One study examines how policies surrounding electric vehicles have considered low-income and disadvantaged communities and how disproportionate ownership remains despite equity consideration.

The Lower Reach River Project is beginning its in-river work as they plan to remove four low-head dams and replace them with new stone features.

The invasive Elm Zigzag Sawfly was confirmed in Michigan for the first time by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The species defoliates elm trees by eating zigzag patterns into their leaves.

Ahead of Memorial Day weekend, Michigan agencies are reminding residents about invasive pests and diseases that embed themselves into untreated firewood and how you can avoid spreading them.

The current round of payments is only for those with approved property claims. It is the latest in the rollout of a settlement with those impacted by the Flint water crisis.

Ann Arbor residents are facing off with DTE after the company's poor tree-trimming.

They’ve got glass, torches, and… a dragon? Art museums in Flint and Toledo are boosting their attendance through interactive outreach.

Four members of the Brighton Area Schools Board of Education were kicked out of Livingston County’s Republican Party (LCRP) this week. This follows the school board members' support of an unsuccessful $156 million school bond the week before.

A national security breach on the online learning platform Canvas is hitting K-12 schools and universities across the country—and in Michigan. The company that developed Canvas, Instructure, says it's now back online. But some virtual K-12 academies in Michigan have canceled class.