Michigan House Republicans call on Democrats to pass resolution condemning Hamas
Upwards of 30 Republican lawmakers gathered on the steps of the Michigan Capitol to push for Resolution 146.
Report shows MSU's response to mass shooting was "appropriate, timely and correct"
Despite some the need for some improvements MSU's immediate response to the mass shooting on campus was "appropriate, timely and correct," according to the independent firm that investigated the aftermath.
University of Michigan unveils new super powerful laser
This new laser has application possibilities that range from studying the cosmos to improving life on Earth.
Democratic leaders remember Ted Lawson after fatal shooting in Lansing
Ingham County Prosecutor John Dewane confirmed Lansing police have a 15-year-old boy in custody. The Lansing teen will be charged as an adult with open murder in the shooting death.
Michigan judge rejects motions to dismiss charges against two of the alleged fake electors
The defendants and their lawyers wanted their cases dismissed and in one case, severed from the others in the group but the judge ruled against the requests.
Detroit Air Force veteran gifted new home in Dexter
A family in Dexter is home today after years of military service and rental housing they were gifted a brand new build.
New legislation aims to allow medical cannabis in Michigan schools
The bill's sponsors say they want all students to be allowed to take the medicine they need without interrupting academic time.
Two lawsuits aim to keep Trump off the ballot in Michigan
The crux of their argument centers around Section III of the 14th Amendment, which has been used before but not regularly since after the American Civil War.
UAW strike expands to GM's Lansing Delta plant
The UAW's strike against Detroit's Big Three grew to include a General Motors manufacturing plant in Lansing on Friday.
State officials allocate $65 million for development around paused Ford battery plant in Marshall
The Michigan Strategic Fund Board voted on Tuesday to allocate the funding incentives.
First carpool lanes could be coming to Michigan highways
State Rep. Nate Shannon's legislation is part of a two-bill package that would create the first carpool lanes in Michigan.
Michigan school administrators pleased to see push for permanent universal free lunch for students
This year's universal breakfasts and lunches were funded by an allocation of about $160 million in the state budget that passed over the summer.
Michigan to receive $3 million for youth mental health services
The funding comes from the Health Resources and Services Administration which is a branch of the federal Department of Health and Human Services.
Michigan Republicans introduce bill to prohibit use of code in government communications
The bill would amend the state's Freedom of Information Act laws to prohibit the use of coded language.
Michigan first responders honored on Capitol steps: "They work with people on their worst day"
The common thread between all the first responders who were honored on Wednesday is how meaningful these jobs are.