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Former Gov. Jennifer Granholm is temporarily leaving the state of Michigan to teach in California and write a book with her husband.
Minnesota took advantage of their height and strength inside the paint against the Wolverines, in the 69-64 UM loss in Ann Arbor, Saturday night.
Figures released this week by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that Michigan had 627000 union workers in 2010. Which is 11.7 percent fewer than the state had a year earlier.
WWJ's and Fox 2 Business Editor Murray Feldman will be listening closely for details on the economic impact of the State-of-the- State Address.
A drunk driving crackdown across the state over the Christmas and New Years holidays ends with 356 arrests, 860 speeding tickets.
The state faces a shortfall of up to $1.8 billion in the budget that starts Oct. 1, and Governor Snyder has made it clear state workers will share in the sacrifices needed to balance the books.
New University of Michigan football coach Brady Hoke had to hit the ground running when he was named this week to replace Rich Rodriguez.
Officers with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment are looking for a snowmobiler who chased and hit a deer in Sanilac County, in Michigan's thumb area.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette says he'll continue the legal fight to stop the destructive Asian Carp from entering the Great Lakes
It's your chance to "win two seats to the press conference announcing the 19th head coach in Michigan football's storied history."
Several members of Michigan's congressional delegation say they are "shocked and horrified" by the shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona.
The Jim Harbaugh sweepstakes is reportedly over as the former Michigan quarterback accepts the head coaching job with the San Francisco 49's.
The Pentagon is ending a multi-billion-dollar push for a new amphibious vehicle for the Marine Corps. It was anticipated the program would have created hundreds of jobs in Michigan.
Former Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez says he's disappointed to leave town before the program was able to reach the level of success in its sights.
The Michigan attorney general's office is encouraging residents affected by the unexpected shutdown of a national dental chain to file complaints with its consumer protection division for assistance.
