Michigan was big news in April when foes of Gov. Whitmer toted guns at the Capital Building. At least two at that rally are now in custody.

The state's Democrats say what is happening in Michigan is a warning to the rest of the country after the storming of its Capitol in Lansing pre-empted the U.S. Capitol riot.

If you think the national GOP has embraced fringe figures, wait until you meet their colleagues in statehouses

Actions taken by paramilitary groups in Michigan last year, emboldened by President Donald J. Trump, signaled a profound shift in Republican politics and a national crisis in the making.

Police had to push back crowds as they argued to be allowed in the vote-counting arena in Detroit. Republicans shouted that they were unfairly.

Republicans across the state have organized buses to bring Trump supporters to nation's capital, where demonstrations will seek to overturn election.

From protests, to the alleged plot to kidnap Gov. Whitmer, to false claims of election fraud, here's how conspiracy theories were allowed to fester through misinformation in Michigan politics.

Dubious assertions about Michigan's election continued to fly this week during two committee hearings put on by the state lawmakers.

Michigan Senate Republicans introduced 39 "election reform bills" on March 24, which if passed, mean there will be much stricter thresholds for casting a ballot.

About 100 protesters gathered on the Michigan State Capitol steps to hear about new Republican bills to ban vaccine passports.