Michigan Lottery Results 2/21/19
These Michigan lotteries were drawn Thursday, February 21, 2019.
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These Michigan lotteries were drawn Thursday, February 21, 2019.
A Michigan Court of Appeals ruling could reinforce zero-tolerance workplace rules for marijuana even in cases in which a person has a medical marijuana card.
Ford says it has launched an investigation into whether a flawed mathematical model caused it to overstate gas mileage and understate pollution from a wide range of vehicles.
A woman and her boyfriend were deployed with the U.S. Army in South Korea when they conspired via Snapchat to kill her husband so she could claim the life insurance money, police in Michigan said.
Michigan voters can start casting an absentee ballot without giving a reason.
Authorities say they found nearly 15,000 pieces of undelivered mail at the suburban Detroit home of a U.S. Postal Service worker.
A Louisiana man who allegedly broke into a home while wearing a gorilla suit is under arrest, authorities said.
A woman in Louisiana charged with animal cruelty said she shot her pet llama three times in self-defense.
A disabled Walmart employee in Pennsylvania fears he'll soon be out of work after he was told his job description was changing to include tasks he is unable to do.
The host of Face The Nation discusses what it's like to interview President Trump and what to expect in the 2020 election cycle.
A Michigan father and his girlfriend are facing felony charges after his 10-year-old daughter ingested methamphetamine.
A high school student in California claims her school district violated her First Amendment constitutional rights by refusing to allow her wear a "Make America Great Again" hat on campus.
A county official in Michigan dressed as Mickey Mouse to help draw attention to what he describes as wasteful spending on a Florida trip for employee training.
Authorities say a Michigan woman fatally shot her three young daughters in a wooded area with a bolt-action hunting rifle before driving home with their bodies and shooting herself.
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has put together a committee to advise her administration and Michigan's Elections bureau on election reforms.
