Michigan township approves amendments in case of wind and solar projects
Thanks to a law that passed in 2023 and took effect late last year, the Michigan Public Service Commission has the final say over renewable energy sites.
Michigan prisons implement new technology to prevent contraband
The goal is to prevent contraband like letters laced with drugs from entering Michigan's prison facilities.
Owner of vandalized Detroit coffee shop encourages suspects to come forward
It'll take thousands of dollars to repair the damage two vandals caused on Dec. 27.
Jimmy Carter's impact on Habitat for Humanity in Michigan
Advocates with the Michifan chapter of Habitat for Humanity say that former President Jimmy Carter was often the first on the job site and the last to leave, helping build homes across the country and in the state.
Here are some Michigan laws going into effect in 2025
Here's a look at some of the new laws that will be hitting the books in 2025.
Cleanup begins after Christmas Day fire at Southfield apartment complex
What remains from a two-alarm fire on Christmas that destroyed two units at a Southfield apartment complex is being boarded up.
Soup kitchens opening on Christmas Day in Metro Detroit
Two Detroit organizations want to ensure everyone has something to eat this Christmas.
Motorsports Gateway construction continues after Michigan court ruling
A small access road has been the center of legal action as construction continues on the Motorsports Gateway in Howell.
University of Michigan Health-Sparrow nurses authorize strike
Union officials representing the University of Michigan Health-Sparrow nursing staff have been working for months for an improved contract, but leaders say they're not close to a deal.
Wayne County Sheriff's deputies give out gift cards for the holidays
The Wayne County Sheriff's Office gave out something other than tickets on Wednesday.
Michigan Legislature to consider ban on flavored tobacco
Flavored tobacco that can be found in vapes and e-cigarettes has become incredibly popular among young populations, and the Michigan Legislature is using one of its waning session days to consider banning them.
Michigan lawmakers consider several school safety bills
A set of bills, including ones introduced in the aftermath of the Oxford High School shooting more than three years ago, are finally awaiting final approval from Michigan lawmakers.
Howell, Michigan looks to hire PR firm to improve city's image
The city of Howell has had multiple incidents involving racism and homophobia make headlines, and the city's answer is to hire a PR firm to revamp its reputation.
Michigan firefighters push for staff improvement
Firefighters in Michigan haven't been able to negotiate staffing levels for nearly 30 years, but they're hoping to change that in these final days of the legislative session.
Michigan immigration groups speak out on Trump's next term
President-elect Donald Trump promised major changes to the United States immigration system when he campaigned, and now local immigration groups say they're doing everything they can to prepare.