From the office of State Representative Scott Dianda: CALUMET — State Representative Scott Dianda (D-Calumet) demands House Republicans immediately take up his resolution (HR 344) for a hearing after new documents released shed light on the purchase agreement between former Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville and a well-connected political contributor …

While most people will be working on Election day, it’s a holiday for Michigan’s three car-makers. How did that happen? AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert explains.

If you suffer from early voter’s remorse, you may be able to cast another ballot. While the process is little known and rarely used, some states do allow voters to change their early or absentee ballots with no questions asked.  Michigan is among them. The big question is how does …

Things are much quieter now on Mackinac Island with the end of the season. The island only has about 500 residents during the winter after all of the visitors leave. Where do all of the horses go, do they winter in Florida? Owner of the Grand Hotel, Dan Musser, says …

The nation’s jobless rate dropped a fraction to 4.9 percent in October. But as business editor Murray Feldman tells us, wages are rising.

It seems the election season gets started earlier every time around, and with this cycle, voters are eager for the electioneering to end. Laura Bonnell talked to some Michigan voters.

With Michigan possibly being the state that makes or breaks the presidential election, Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick says the governor remains on the sidelines.

It’s down to the wire for control of the state house. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick has a close look at this electoral tug-of-war.

It’s a final day of campaigning for federal, state and local politicians seeking victory in tomorrow’s election. Michigan’s Secretary of State Ruth Johnson says voters should check a sample ballot to know which candidates and issues will be decided. You can view ballots at the Michigan Voter Information Center on …

For the first time in more than a half-century, Michiganders won’t be voting Election Day on a statewide ballot proposal, something that hasn’t happened since voters approved the current state Constitution in 1963. According to the Detroit News, Presidential elections, which typically attract large numbers of voters, have included at …