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A Bellaire resident is making another attempt to recall the Antrim County clerk. The League of Women Voters wants you to know about tax proposals. And what's up with the possible sale of a baker's dozen dams in Michigan?
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Recent spring floods caused damage including compromised sheet piling, sinkholes and a suspected leaking retaining wall. State officials fear tens of thousands of fish could die if Consumers drains the river segment.
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A month after the floods and the near failure of the Bellaire dam, we check back in with Leslie Meyers about what comes next.
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What does the Constitution actually say? Come with us to a bar in Bellaire where people are writing it out.
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Record-breaking flooding in April was a reminder for lawmakers, dam safety advocates and engineers of the vulnerabilities that the state's 2,500 dams face as extreme weather worsens.
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Christian clergy in northern Michigan and around the state are holding a 'solidarity fast' with a Traverse City man detained by ICE and on hunger strike at the North Lake Processing Center in Baldwin.
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Northern Michigan needs a facility to help people with mental health issues. That's the recommendation of a Michigan House report. The region has a severe lack of psychiatric hospital beds.
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The Michigan Court of Claims dismissed the Edenville Dam case, saying property owners did not provide evidence that proved the state was liable for the dam failure.
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Waters are rising across Northern Michigan. Interlochen Public Radio has compiled a list of resources to help you navigate the effects in your area.
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There were numerous reports of flooding across northern Michigan, and all eyes were on the Cheboygan Dam on Monday morning, where the water was just about a foot below the top of the dam.