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Michigan Political News & Notes is a weekly look at what’s happening in Lansing and around the state. Here is a compilation of some of the week’s biggest headlines: House GOP school aid budget ...

A federal court has allowed a free speech lawsuit against two Michigan State University (MSU) trustees to proceed, stemming ...

The DNR provides 400,000 Arctic grayling eggs to Native American tribes to stock in rivers as reintroduction plan moves ahead ...

Michigan State basketball has been extending offers to the class of 2026, a crucial recruiting class for the Spartans, who could be losing a good amount of its ...

Guskiewicz himself makes $975,000 in base salary as MSU president, as well as $150,000 in deferred compensation each year.

Without Northern Michigan University back in the lineup, the Great Lakes Invitational will feature host Michigan Tech as it ...

The Michigan Legislature sets a percentage cap for tuition increases for universities. If the state’s tuition cap is lower ...

Michigan State head coach Adam Nightingale hoists the Big Ten trophy during the Big Ten hockey championship game at Munn Ice ...

The University of Michigan and Michigan State University are raising tuition, partly in response to uncertain funding from ...

Michigan Tech’s former athletic director and head football coach Ted Kearly passed away Sunday at the age of 93 in Las Vegas.

The Board of Trustees will vote on the budget less than a day after the state House of Representatives voted to pass a cut to the school's state funding.