Michigan State Rep. Abraham Aiyash embarks on hunger strike to call for cease-fire
Michigan State Representative Abraham Aiyash embarked on a hunger strike and joined a demonstration outside the White House.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer appoints members to Michigan's first LGBTQ+ Commission
Michigan's first LGBTQ+ commission has been officially formed.
Here's a look at the response to Michigan's Clean Energy and Jobs Act
The overarching package of bills requires Michigan to reach 100% clean energy by the year 2040.
Nassar survivors submit new evidence, accuse MSU Board of Trustees of perjury
Earlier this week attorneys for a group of Nassar survivors and their families filed new evidence that they allege shows the Board of Trustees decided not to release documents related to the Nassar investigation in a closed door meeting.
Michigan Capitol implements new AI tech to detect guns
An artificial intelligence that can identify guns is being implemented on the Michigan Capitol grounds.
Michigan hair salon charged with discrimination over social media posts
The Michigan Department of Civil Rights filed charges against a hair salon in Traverse City over social media posts that stated the salon would not service LGBTQ clients.
Advocates still pushing for no-fault reforms in Michigan after end of legislative session
Advocates say the legislative session ended before Michigan lawmakers could make meaningful changes to auto no-fault laws.
Michigan Legislature adjourns before Thanksgiving
The early end date puts a few pieces of legislation on the books, but lawmakers tell CBS News Detroit this move is all about changing Michigan's primary forward.
Brighton's main street is back open for business
The street closure was tough on the downtown businesses, it was difficult to park, and nearly impossible to walk the street, but today, business owners are really excited to see the changes.
Michigan Republican lawmakers introduce articles of impeachment against AG Dana Nessel
With the session adjourned there can't be any movement on those articles of impeachment until lawmakers come back into session.
Michigan lawmakers push to close out legislative session
Lawmakers say the rush to end the legislative session is part of the process to change the date of Michigan's primary in 2024.
Right to Life sues to block Michigan abortion rights law
Attendees at the rally on Wednesday said that after a series of political losses post- Roe, their mission feels even more critical.
Marathon legislative sessions to pass clean energy bill draw ire from Michigan Republican lawmakers
It was a work day that one Republican lawmaker called "torture," but Democrats say it was worth the work.
Warren, Westland mayoral races could have big impact on Michigan legislature
The race for the mayor of Warren and Westland is two elections that could have an impact not just on residents but on the legislature as well.
New legislation in Michigan would require disclaimer on deep fakes in political ads
One Michigan lawmaker wants to make sure you can tell when footage and audio is faked in political advertising with clear labels.