Detroit claps back at Amon-Ra St. Brown's brother over comment about city
Wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown said Detroit isn't a place people want to live, and the people behind the city of Detroit's X account decided to clap back.
Michigan Republican Party and RNC sue Secretary of State
Rules on who can vote in Michigan elections are at the center of a new lawsuit filed by the Michigan Republican Party and the Republican National Committee.
Michigan county clerks outline election integrity efforts
The presidential election is in a matter of weeks, and Michigan county clerks, who are responsible for counting votes, say they're using various methods to ensure reliable and accurate votes.
Organization eliminates Native American mascots from schools
The Native American Heritage Fund says it has worked to remove offensive mascots in Michigan by the end of the year.
Michigan officials finalize minimum wage increases through 2030
Michigan's minimum wage will go up to $12.48 per hour in February 2025.
Bow hunting season in Michigan begins on Tuesday
This period of time is exclusive to bow hunting-- that means firearms are not allowed.
Proposed legislation aims to protect Michigan's lower-income renters
Democratic state Sen. Jeff Irwin said that while these bills won't help build new units in our state, they should help to free up some units for more people.
DTE Energy has "extensive backlog" of inspections, new audit finds
The Michigan Public Service Commission enlisted an outside consulting firm to conduct the review of the two utilities.
Michigan lawmakers pass supplemental budget for school safety
Michigan lawmakers passed a supplemental budget on Wednesday that supports school safety and mental health.
Advocates concerned over Michigan criminal justice reform legislation
It was bipartisan work in the legislature that got these reforms, among others, signed into law.
2 Lansing high school students shot while walking home from school
Around 3:15 p.m. Tuesday, Lansing police responded to calls of shots fired and found two 16-year-olds with gunshot wounds outside.
Bill would restrict cellphone use in Michigan schools
Fred Gasper, who has school-aged grandchildren, says he's supportive of fewer cellphones but isn't opposed to smartwatches in school.
Michigan's OK2SAY safety program celebrates 10 years
State officials marked OK2SAY's 10 years in operation outside of Lansing on Monday.
Michigan peer-to-peer groups offer crisis support during tragedies
The way every community reacts to tragedy is different.
Michigan Republican plans to introduce "no tax on tips" bill
Both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris have pitched similar "no tax on tips" legislation.