Republican Mike Rogers' visit to Traverse City comes as the high-profile U.S. Senate race with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed hits the final stretch of a heated campaign.

The state appeals court found that because a rental contract was invalid from the start, no one could sue for breach of contract.

As of Friday, 986,189 Michiganders have already cast ballots, according to the Michigan Secretary of State office.

Lake St. Clair, a source of drinking water for many Michigan communities, was a major topic. Pollution, invasive species, and sewer overflow came up as some of the biggest points of concern.

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson is hitting the road on a bus tour during the final days of the election.

Researchers at Lake Superior State University concluded that many of the 6,000 incidents do not have detailed reports on how much oil was spilled.

Rising temperatures are increasing risks to Michigan’s migratory birds, a Michigan Audubon scientist says. Among the affected species are American robins, sandhill cranes and bluebirds.

After attempts to reach a settlement failed this month, Attorney General Dana Nessel says the sale of 13 aging hydroelectric dams could be "very, very dangerous" for Michiganders.

In June, Wedgewood Polls released a survey that showed state Sen. Mallory McMorrow down to single-digit support in her bid for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination. The data wasn’t real.

Mike Rogers denied engaging in Islamophobia, then repeated false claims about Abdul El-Sayed having ties to a terrorist organization. El-Sayed said that line of attack was "beneath" Rogers.