Michigan political leaders react to 3-year Affordable Care Act extension
The U.S. House of Representatives approved Thursday a three-year extension of subsidies for the Affordable Care Act.
Dozens convicted of murder at 19 and 20 years old to be resentenced in Oakland County
The Oakland County Prosecutor's Office says 79 prisoners who were convicted of murder between the ages of 19 and 20 are eligible for resentencing after a court ruling.
Diplomacy expert's warning on Venezuela: "A power vacuum creates chaos"
The capture of Venezuela's former president Nicolás Maduro by American troops this weekend left the South American nation in further turmoil. Now, the future of the country and the implications of what this means for the rest of the world remain to be seen.
Michigan SNAP recipients see changes to benefits
With the passage of the Trump administration's "One Big Beautiful Bill," many of those families will now deal with major changes to the SNAP's eligibility restrictions and work requirements.
Cannabis business reacts to 24% wholesale tax going into effect on Jan. 1
One of Michigan's fastest-growing industries is facing a major tax hike this New Year's Day.
Michigan's minimum wage to increase in 2026. See how much it is going up.
Starting on Jan. 1, 2026, the minimum wage will go up to $13.73 an hour – up more than a dollar from the current rate of $12.48.
Detroit's residential blight removal program in its final stages
Before the launch of the residential blight removal program in 2014, the Land Bank owned 47,000 abandoned houses across the city.
Legal guardians of 9-year-old boy who died from untreated pneumonia head to trial
A district court judge ruled the legal guardians of a young Detroit boy who died under their care will now stand trial.
Detroit man to stand trial for ex-wife's murder at Henry Ford Hospital
On Thursday, prosecutors set their case against Mario Green, 53, for the death of 40-year-old Latricia Green in August 2025.
2 men accused of carjacking, attempted murder of ATF agents in Detroit
For more than a week in early November, nearly a dozen houses and cars in Detroit were shot at, leaving one person seriously injured.
Deputy fire chief testifies in Michigan hyperbaric chamber explosion case
The lead fire investigator took the stand as testimony continued on Tuesday to figure out what caused a Michigan hyperbaric chamber explosion that led to the death of 5-year-old Thomas Cooper back in January.
5 Michigan health systems continue hepatitis B vaccines for newborns
For nurse practitioners like Natasha Weems, their concerns lie in how these decisions could impact some of our most vulnerable families.
Testimony continues in deadly hyperbaric chamber explosion preliminary exam
Tamala Peterson, Gary Marken, Alita Moffitt and Jeffrey Mostellar are accused of not following safety protocols while working at the Oxford Center in Troy.
Michigan lawmakers fight for release of construction worker detained by ICE
Eight Michigan Democratic lawmakers wrote a letter, urging ICE to release a construction worker on bond after he was detained by federal agents.
Detroit's Alden Towers left without heat, building owners facing fines
For nearly a month, residents have dealt with the HVAC system working on and off, with the building saying the cause is a broken boiler.