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Election Day is in sight as campaigns prepare to make the most of the limited time they have left before Tuesday.

More than a million Michiganders have already cast their ballots so far, but that's not stopping the deluge of ads, campaign stops and political chaos ahead of the election.

This week, Lansing leaders discuss city noise limits, the Capital Region International Airport outlines its next 20 years and a former Michigan State University doctor returns to court in East Lansing.

A polling firm used to aggregate odds in the August primary has been revealed as fraudulent, raising questions about the way campaigns played out in the Democratic Senate race.

The candidates for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat are debating one last time this week while a former president and President Donald Trump will visit the state.

Early voting begins this week as political heavyweights descend on Michigan and major part nominees face off in a high-stakes Senate debate ahead of Election Day.

The Village of Webberville is weighing its options as the cost of contracting police services from the Ingham County Sheriff's Office is on the rise.

The first debate between gubernatorial candidates Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Congressman John James featured sharp exchanges over affordability, energy policy and data centers, as both sought to draw clear contrasts ahead of the midterms.

Republican Congressman Tom Barrett and Democrat Will Lawrence took the debate stage at WKAR studios as they run to represent Michigan's 7th Congressional District.

Candidates running to be the state's next governor, U.S. Senator and Michigan's 7th District Congressional Representative are meeting up in broadcast debates this week.