How Michigan's New $54.9 Billion Budget Will Affect You
It will touch many corners of Michigan life — from road repairs to increased dental coverage for low-income children and how many state troopers patrol the highways.
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It will touch many corners of Michigan life — from road repairs to increased dental coverage for low-income children and how many state troopers patrol the highways.
A helicopter from U.S. Customs and Border Protection is now among the aircraft patrolling the skies above the Flint area.
Plans include a wing for contemporary crafts and space for artists to work.
Expenditures on the lead-tainted water crisis will total at least $240 million.
The man's alleged victims remain hospitalized.
Michigan's attorney general is suing two companies, blaming them for Flint's lead-tainted water crisis.
Genesee County prosecutor David Leyton calls it a "horrible case."
A man and a woman have been arrested in the case.
Heavy smoke was billowing from the home when firefighters arrived Friday morning.
The emergency declared by the Obama administration in January ends Aug. 14.
Detroit and Flint are getting more money to fight blight in their neighborhoods.
A man has been sentenced to time served after admitting he inadvertently fired a shot that killed his 11-year-old cousin on the porch of a house in Flint.
They'll also discuss continued sampling of the water for the bacteria that can cause Legionnaires' disease.
At Snyder's request, the auditor general also decided to no longer interview DHHS staff or ask them for information until further notice.
Residents are being encouraged to run cold water for 10 minutes a day to help Flint recover from its lead-tainted water crisis.
Michigan is paying criminal defense bills for two state employees charged amid Flint's crisis with lead-tainted water.
Republican House Speaker Kevin Cotter was quick to say that the legislation isn't a reaction to the lead-tainted water crisis in Flint.
In a rare hearing, a special panel of seven judges convened to hear arguments in a Flint murder case that could have implications across Michigan.
A state corrections agent shot the dog while looking for a fugitive at the wrong house in Flint.
The city of Flint is still dealing with the water crisis, but restaurants are moving forward with a very special week to highlight their menus.
"An A list Actor but an F List Scientist" is the headline of a scathing blog written by Virginia Tech professor Dr. Marc Edwards.
Gov. Rick Snyder says "there's a serious problem that needs to be resolved."
The state of Michigan will pay all Flint water bills in May to encourage the flushing of lead from old pipes and the recoating of plumbing with a corrosion chemical.
Flint's former administrator says she was fired after discovering the mayor was trying to guide donors to a campaign fund instead of a charity for families with lead-tainted water.
The $285 million project, which is still under construction, has yet to deliver a drop of water.
