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MSU researchers are keeping track of a new interstellar comet. -
Public scrutiny has intensified on legislative earmarks, especially when it comes to spending on economic development projects. -
There's concern that without a revenue increase, the state's fish stocking programs, which include species like salmon, steelhead and walleye, will be reduced. -
An annual report by the Michigan Public Service Commission says the amount of power generated by renewable sources like wind and solar will more than double by 2030. -
The grant will go to reduce some of the assessment being levied on property owners in the area. It is not yet clear how much the grant will bring bills down. -
A GOP state House leader says he’d like to see a formal agreement between states to forego using public funds to lure businesses. -
A report by the Commonwealth Fund scored each U.S. state on susceptibility to environmental health risks and how comprehensive their clean energy and environmental policies are. -
Two men were arrested after a fight during Michigan State University's 'Welcome Week.' Newly released video footage sheds new light on the incident. -
Detroit's Department of Transportation is offering free bus rides all day on Election Day. No ID or reason is required. -
The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday on whether to expand — and make retroactive — an earlier decision that struck down one-judge grand juries.
