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Carol Rose has worked at the Women's Resource Center Thrift Store since 1986 and in that time, she's heard countless stories from women in domestic violence situations, and connected them to help. She's being honored this week for her work.

The recent trade war between the U.S. and Canada has both economic and political implications for Michigan, given it's the state's top trade partner.

Six weeks after a man’s throat was cut at the usually peaceful Blissfest Music Festival in Harbor Springs, police still haven’t said whether the man was attacked or injured himself.

The Manistee Fire Department is spearheading an effort to create a new fire authority. Response to the plan has been tepid.

The controversial project looks to encase the Line 5 pipeline, which carries crude oil and natural gas liquids through the Straits of Mackinac, into a concrete tunnel.

Michigan wineries are fighting back against a worldwide decline in wine consumption by leaning into tourism, special events, creative activities — and goats.

According to the report, the state canceled over 300 noncitizen registrations during the observation period. That’s part of a broader set of nearly 1 million defunct registrations that got pulled.

WXPR is still working to learn more about the natural gas liquids leak in Iron County Tuesday.

Farmers in the region are facing decisions about how to best keep land in production as land values rise, climate change threatens operations, and a younger generation chooses not to farm.

The state will put $7.5 million toward research and development for geologic hydrogen. It's a clean energy source with a lot of potential to decarbonize heavy industries like transportation, experts say.