Patients, Doctors Challenge Michigan's ‘Pregnancy Exclusion' Law In End-Of-Life Care

Filed on Thursday, the lawsuit alleges that the statute is a violation of due process and equal protection rights for pregnant people.

Rally Draws Hundreds To Protest ICE Action Outside Michigan Processing Facility

Reports have emerged of harsh conditions at the facility, reflecting the long history of ICE and other federal correctional facilities.

Thousands Rally For Sustainable Road Funding At Michigan Capitol

On Wednesday, thousands of workers raised their voices to hopefully shake Lansing loose from its current gridlock.

Michigan Resort Faces Criticism For Hosting Saudi-Backed Golf League Stop

David Chrzanowski, a California-based filmmaker and actor who was born and raised in Michigan, is a frequent patron of the Plymouth resort.

Michigan Muslim Leaders Say They Will Not Vote For Biden

"Gaza is a graveyard for children, and Biden continues to reject a ceasefire," said Huwaida Arraf, a Palestinian who lives in Metro Detroit.

Michigan Activists Share Stories Of Identity And Community On Transgender Day Of Visibility

“I didn’t get here by accident. I’ve been working in the movement for decades and decades,” Dievendorf said.

Column: Gun Violence Is A Proxy War On The American Public

This is a hot war. We know which side is the aggressor. Gun extremists aren’t just political misfits. They are belligerents.

Thousands In Southeast Michigan Struggle With Prolonged Power Outages

“It’s been just devastating,” McMorrow told the Advance.

Amid Burnout And Exhaustion, Nurses At Two Mid-Michigan Hospitals OK New Contracts

“This new contract shows what it is possible for nurses to achieve if we remain steadfast and are willing to fight for what is right."

Allen Park Store Files To Be Michigan's 13th Unionized Starbucks

Starbucks has been faced with a number of unfair labor practice charges since its employees began organizing in 2021.

‘It Is OK Not To Be OK Right Now'

Thousands gathered for a vigil on the MSU campus after Monday’s mass shooting, including Gov. Whitmer.

‘Everyone Is Exhausted And Burned Out': McLaren Central Nurses Authorize Potential Strike

Since COVID-19, nurses have lived and worked in a pandemic that has left them feeling deeply burnt out and often traumatized.

After Ottawa Co. Board Dismantled The DEI Dept., Residents Worry About Impacted Communities

“There isn’t a racial divide in our county,” she said. “There is an ideological divide in our country.”

Susan J. Demas: Normalcy Bias Is A Hell Of A Drug

How can the human brain comprehend that 1.02 million Americans have died of COVID, or everyone in the state of Rhode Island?

‘Get Your Hands Off Our Bodies'

Women of color are vowing to push back against the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to end constitutional protection for abortion.

Hundreds Gather On Michigan Capitol Steps Saturday Demanding Action To End Gun Violence

Nessel also criticized her Republican opponent this fall, Matthew DePerno, for his interpretation of the Second Amendment.

Indigenous Water Protectors Stress ‘Remaining Strong' In Line 5 Fight At Int'l Conference

Other Indigenous speakers came from North Dakota, Siberia, the Republic of Komi in Russia and the Sakhalin Island in Russia.

Susan J. Demas: Journalism Is A Public Service. The Advance Is Honored To Tell Michigan's Stories.

Thank you for being with us on this journey for the last three years. We know we are privileged to tell the stories.

Michigan Native Citizens Move To Reclaim And Preserve Indigenous Ways Of Life

What colonial governments spent centuries trying to erase, Indigenous peoples in North America are breathing back life into.