Michigan education advocates want to see a supplemental budget to increase funding
One education advocacy group says Michigan's school budget for the next fiscal year is missing some funding.
Overcrowded Oakland County Animal Shelter has nearly 300 animals waiting for a new home
The Oakland County Animal Shelter has a lot of furry friends ready to go home.
Michigan Democratic Party chair reiterates their commitment to supporting Biden
An expert tells CBS News Detroit that the notion that Democrats could have a contested or open convention in August is unlikely.
Michigan lawmakers hustle to finalize the budget for the next fiscal year
Lawmakers in Michigan are running out of time to finalize the budget before the session ends.
Kristina Karamo continues the fight for Michigan GOP leadership
Kristina Karamo was ousted earlier this year as Michigan's Republican Party chair, but her fight to regain leadership of the party isn't over just yet.
Energy companies in Michigan prepared for this heat wave, and are planning for the next one
Metro Detroit labored under its third consecutive day of 90-plus-degree heat Wednesday, as the region continues one of the most brutally hot stretches it's seen in decades. As of yet, the power grid has been holding up for most residents.
Bill would allow terminally ill inmates in Michigan out of prison
A bill that would allow medically fragile inmates out of prison in Michigan is in the home stretch before being sent to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for approval.
Data shows Michigan's 988 hotline has excellent response rate
Michigan's suicide prevention hotline has some of the best response rates in the country, according to Vibrant Emotional Health.
Howell's Highlander Reading Express hits the road for summer reading
Howell Public Schools' mobile library is up and rolling for the summer.
Michigan lawmakers pass deepfake pornography ban
New legislation in Michigan would penalize people for using technology to create and distribute deepfake pornography.
Michigan lawmakers receive update on state's response to avian flu
State agriculture officials provided lawmakers with an update on Wednesday on how Michigan is responding to the virus.
Early education advocates voice concerns over Michigan's state budget
Advocates representing early childhood education and small businesses called on the legislature to stick to Gov. Whitmer's original budget proposal.
Michigan lawmakers consider bills that would solidify certain renter's rights
Michigan lawmakers are considering a package of bills called the Tenant Empowerment Act that would solidify certain renter's rights in the state.
Civil rights attorneys, community activists call for police reform in Michigan
Family and community members and civil rights attorneys came together in Lansing on Friday to call for policing changes in Michigan.
New BMX track debuts in Lansing
The new setup, placed at Gier Park, features two tracks — one with gentle hills and one with more intense inclines.