Whitmer Signs Executive Order To Encourage Accurate Census Count
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order aimed at encouraging an accurate census in Michigan next year.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order aimed at encouraging an accurate census in Michigan next year.
A spending bill is nearing legislative approval to fight against lead in Michigan drinking water systems and investigate sexual assaults by clergy.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is reviewing a request made by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer asking President Donald Trump to declare a major disaster for the state.
Detroit police officers prevented violence by a neo-Nazi group that wanted to spark "Charlottesville No. 2" during a gay pride festival over the weekend, the city's police chief said Monday.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer took time out during the Detroit Regional Chamber's Mackinac Policy Conference to open doors to the Governor's Summer Residence for an exclusive tour as the CBS 62 "Michigan Matters" crew captured it for viewers.
Education was front and center on the Michigan Matters round table as Tonya Allen, David Nicholson, and Charlie Beckham appeared with Senior Producer/Host Carol Cain to talk about how to improve things in schools across the region.
Carol Cain sits with Kevin Fischer, CEO of the NAMI and Willie Brooks, President & CEO of the DWMH, as they discuss importance of mental health during Mental Health Awareness Month.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed laws letting Michigan release seriously ill and incapacitated prisoners early by having them treated at nursing homes or hospitals instead.
Voting-rights advocates and a campaign-finance ballot drive group sued Michigan's top election official on Thursday.
Michigan lawmakers will gather for an additional day of session before the Memorial Day weekend to talk insurance premiums.
A Michigan lawmaker has been charged with seeking a bribe from a labor union in exchange for favorable votes on a wage issue.
On CBS 62's Michigan Matters, sports, educational, community and political leaders appeared and talked about the plethora of opportunities available across our region.
Members of Congress want to modernize computer maps that assess which natural resources and infrastructure in the Great Lakes region are most vulnerable to disasters.
A jury will decide whether a Dearborn police officer violated the rights of a man who was shot nine times and killed during a struggle in 2015.
Forensic genealogists followed a trail built on decades-old DNA evidence to help identify a woman whose body was found near a Lake Tahoe hiking trail in 1982 and her killer who confessed to three other murders, investigators said Tuesday.