Holcim U.S. owns 13 cement plants in the country. The Alpena plant will install 100 acres of solar panels to produce about 30% of electricity use.

The federal government is giving Michigan $61 million to fill gaps in broadband service.

Perchloroethylene is widely used, but PCE could be banned for consumer and commercial use because of known health risks.

Only 1.02% of Michigan's in-state electricity generation comes from solar. Most surrounding states have more and are projected to continue to outpace Michigan.

A 3,000-acre fire near Grayling is 90 percent controlled. But conditions are dry and fire danger is extremely high.

Neighbors don't feel they received adequate notice of the planned demolition of the closed Detroit incinerator's smokestack. They're also concerned about contamination being released in the dust from demolition.

The U.S. Senate has approved three changes to remove protections from threatened and endangered wildlife.

The test requires a finger prick and then the sample is sent to a lab to determine levels of PFAS in a person exposed to one or more of the chemicals.

Two bills in the Michigan Legislature could help reduce lead exposure and ensure kids are tested for lead.

The EPA's new carbon pollution standards would require coal and natural gas burning power plants to capture CO2 emissions.