Michigan laws

Dry January gets a boost as Michigan breweries can sell nonalcoholic beer made by others, reflecting a shift away from drinking.

The Michigan Secretary of State confirms the digital license plate program will be discontinued in 2026.

If a snowplow destroys your mailbox, Michigan rules say it matters how it happened. Here’s what homeowners need to know before filing a claim.

Previously, only a portion of the funds made from gasoline tax were used for road maintenance, under the new law, that will change.

New cameras on Michigan school buses aim to stop dangerous drivers and keep children safe at bus stops across the district.

Once these bills have been signed and passed into law, Michigan residents should have much more success purchasing these tickets online.

Michigan is one of the many states that leaves this decision to the local governments.

Learn Michigan Christmas tree safety rules from the Fire Marshal to keep your home festive and hazard-free this season.

Michigan’s Move Over Law requires drivers to change lanes or slow down at least 10 mph below limit when approaching stationary flashing-light vehicles. Fines up to $400, or felony charges for injury or death.

Michigan may soon allow raw milk sales as interest grows in health benefits and farm-to-table products for consumers.