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.
Calm Sunday at the Michigan State Fair after fatal shooting
After a shooting at the Michigan State Fair that left one person dead, fair attendees told CBS News Detroit on Sunday they feel safe enjoying the festivities.
UM kicks off football season with alcohol sales in the Big House
Saturday marked the first day that University of Michigan football fans can buy alcohol in the Big House.
Servers calling on Michigan Legislature to save tipping system
Restaurant workers gathered in Birmingham, Michigan, on Friday to call on lawmakers to save tipping in the state.
State superintendent calls on Michigan lawmakers to pass supplemental budget
In recent years, Michigan has invested heavily in building mental health resources in schools. However, the budget for the next fiscal year cuts some of that funding, a move state Superintendent Michael Rice says could stall some of that progress.
Proposed DTE rate hike could cover the cost of private jet use, Michigan AG Nessel says
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is once again pushing back against a proposed DTE rate hike.
International organization pushes for faster water quality tests in Michigan lakes
The International Joint Commission, a collaboration between the United States and Canada, is calling for more precise testing of the water in Michigan lakes.
Michigan could see over $100 million in opioid settlement money this year
About 80% of the funding Michigan received in the last year has been allocated according to MDHHS.
Detroit Police Department taking steps to combat swatting
DPD's cybercrimes division is working on figuring out who was behind the swatting attempt at Jocelyn Benson's residence.