Michigan News

Michigan's cyclosporiasis outbreak has reached 13,909 cases and 314 hospitalizations as of Aug. 13, according to the state health department.

Michigan is losing teachers faster than it can replace them, and a $150 million state investment in one-time educator bonuses

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced criminal charges against five noncitizens accused of illegally registering to vote or casting ballots

Flint has finished replacing all known lead service lines in the city, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Mayor Sheldon Neeley and state

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has formally opposed Consumers Energy's planned sale of 13 hydropower dams to a private equity-backed buyer, adding

Michigan Republican gubernatorial candidate John James has selected state Rep. Jay DeBoyer, R-Clay Township, as his running mate and choice

A 52-year-old carpenter died after falling about 10 feet while working on a deck at a residential construction site in

The Michigan Natural Resources Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a pilot program allowing hunters to earn the right to

Candidates who opposed data center development won across Michigan's Aug. 4 primary elections, with at least 14 candidates who ran

Fifteen months after a state mandate took effect requiring doctors to report ALS diagnoses, Michigan still has no fully operational