Michigan nature center raising $100K after losing tax exempt status
It's a combination of a paperwork mishap, high leadership turnover, and the rising cost of everything that has the Howell Nature Center in a tough financial pinch.
Michigan man faces civil lawsuit over multi-year water testing scheme
The man behind falsified water safety reports for multiple mobile home parks and homeowners associations is facing two years on probation and another civil lawsuit.
Volunteers revamping outdoor roller rink in Highland Township, Michigan
A roller hockey rink in Highland Township, Michigan, used to be a hot spot for kids to play, but over the last 20 years, it's fallen into disrepair.
Gov. Whitmer vetoes 9 bills hours after Michigan Supreme Court order
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer vetoed nine bills just hours after the Michigan Supreme Court ruled they had to be transmitted to her office, citing the bills' expired effective dates and the administrative burden of retroactive implementation.
Michigan lawmakers continue working on budget after missing deadline
Michigan lawmakers and their staffers are expected to work late Thursday and into early Friday morning to get the state budget across the finish line after missing the July 1 deadline for the second year in a row.
Michigan lawmakers anticipate missing budget deadline again
Wednesday is the deadline for lawmakers to pass a state budget and it looks like they'll miss that cut off.
Michigan lawmakers work to finish budget talks ahead of July 1 deadline
A framework, but few details on the state budget, is something that Michigan lawmakers say they have figured out with less than 72 hours until the budget deadline.
Jordan Acker apologizes after investigation confirms "lewd" messages were real
During a June 25 Board of Regents meeting, Jordan Acker issued an apology, but did not directly mention the inappropriate messages.
Michigan senator speaks on safety concerns in police chases
Another deadly crash following a police chase has renewed calls for legislative change to deter offenders from fleeing.
Greektown's Beaubien Street reopen in downtown Detroit
As construction continues on the Monroe Streetscape Project in downtown Detroit, Greektown's Beaubien Street reopened on Friday.
Michigan House speaker addresses infighting within Republican caucus
At a weekly press conference on Thursday, Hall addressed issues between Republican Reps. Jamie Thompson and Jim DeSana.
Michigan plumbing company reunites woman with ring missing 10 years
Workers with Titan Plumbing in Howell, Michigan, were on an emergency call when they noticed what appeared to be an engagement ring. It turns out that the ring had been lost for more than a decade.
Pinckney to change protocol after legal pride display removed
Village Trustee Jo Self said on Monday that the village president has apologized to the resident who painted the Pride display on the sidewalk with washable paint.
MSU Board of Trustees censure 2 members over new code of conduct
Michigan State University Trustees Rema Vassar and Mike Balow both voted against a revision to the board's code of ethics last month, and when it passed, they both refused to sign.
Livingston County organization to host Stuff the Bus event
Students probably don't want to even think about the first day of school for the next school year but it's coming.