Dr. Abdul El-Sayed discusses the end of the COVID-19 national emergency
The COVID-19 national emergency officially comes to an end at midnight Thursday after more than three years in place.
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The COVID-19 national emergency officially comes to an end at midnight Thursday after more than three years in place.
State health officials say free COVID-19 tests will still be offered to residents even after the federal Public Health Emergency (PHE) ends on May 11, and vaccines will still be offered at no cost as the federal supply remains.
Fire officials are conducting controlled burns at three neighborhood parks in Detroit Thursday to help improve the ecosystem and cut pollution.
Police are investigating after a 27-year-old woman was cut by a blade that was placed on a park slide in Sanilac County.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking Michiganders for help in reporting marked splake when fishing on Lake Superior.
A 15-year-old boy has been charged after making a shooting threat against Fordson High School on May 6.
Police are investigating after a 40-year-old Chelsea woman reported she was drugged at the Ugly Dog Distillery in Chelsea in April.
The Mohican-Regent Resident's Association recently bought a vacant lot, hoping to turn it into a spot for people to come together.
A second Michigan school district is banning backpacks, this time because an elementary school student was found with a loaded gun.
A Michigan-based company is recalling more than 1,100 pounds of pork rind products after it was determined the items were produced without a federal inspection.
The program was created in November 2020 to help small businesses recover during the pandemic, by providing funds.
Changes are coming to the way you enter Michigan's Capitol building. In the coming weeks, we could see some new security measures in place.
The amended bills expand on the state's texting and driving ban and would prohibit drivers from talking on the phone, sending or receiving a text, recording or viewing a video, and reading and posting to a social networking site.
The Democratic congressman had surgery last month after he was diagnosed with "squamous cell carcinoma, a serious but curable form of cancer."
A nonprofit is on a mission to lower the number of drug overdose deaths in Wayne County.
In America, "Ford truck" usually means the F-series, the best-selling truck here for decades. But in many parts of the world, it probably means the Ford Ranger.
Here's a list of the participating shows heading to Michigan that fans can get $25 tickets to during Live Nation's annual concert ticket sale from May 10 to May 16.
A husband and wife from North Carolina were arraigned Tuesday in the murder of Kayla Sedoskey, whose body was found in an abandoned juvenile detention center in Monroe County. Six people have now been arrested in connection to this case.
The Taylor Police Department is seeking assistance from the public as they are working to identify a woman who is accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from a Kohl's store.
A 27-year-old man has been charged in the fatal shooting of a man and injuring two other people at a Detroit gas station over the weekend, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office announced.
A Metro Detroit woman who survived a fight with throat cancer is hoping her story raises awareness of this growing disease.
A northern Michigan paper mill has resumed operations after closing for three weeks to deal with an outbreak of fungal infections.
Immigration experts say the impending expiration of Title 42 could impact Michigan.
A woman from Taylor has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for sexually exploiting an infant and another child and distributing sexually explicit images of children.
US health officials may soon ask states to notify them of any cases of infants with serious infections caused by Cronobacter sakazakii, bacteria that can contaminate infant formula.
