Michigan lawmakers work toward meeting budget deadline
After winning a majority in both the House and Senate last fall, Democrats have their first opportunity in a long time to create a budget that is in line with Democratic priorities.
More than $1.5 billion coming to Michigan to improve internet access
The funding comes from the Biden administration and is expected to connect more than 200,000 Michigan homes.
Oakland County Republicans host Trump at annual Lincoln Day Dinner
Attendees at the event tell CBS News Detroit they are excited about Trump's third presidential run.
Charges announced for three behind massive signature scandal in Michigan governor's race
On Thursday, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced new charges against the three people behind the scheme.
Hate crimes bill passes the Michigan House; Republicans voice concerns over speech
The bill passed the Michigan House in a 59 to 50 vote on the heels of disturbing threats made against an East Lansing synagogue.
Michigan advocates call for improved health outcomes for marginalized groups
Advocates told CBS News Detroit that today the fight is less about availability and more about expanding access.
Law enforcement thwarts mass attack targeting East Lansing synagogue
A 43-page criminal complaint alleges that Sean Patrick Pietila had a cache of weapons and ammunition.
"Total devastation": One farm in Howell hit particularly hard by hail during Thursday's storm
The farm is in an unfortunately unique situation-- Thursday afternoon's hail storm hit their acreage hard but the surrounding land didn't get quite the same treatment.
Legislature moves forward on bills to allow alcohol sales at Michigan college sporting events
It's a move one lawmaker says could boost revenues, reduce binge drinking, and boost competitiveness with other states.
New Michigan clean energy bill package aims to reset standards, commit to environmental justice
The package of three bills, which build on Governor Gretchen Whitmer's MI Healthy Climate plan, aims to set more aggressive climate goals and provide cleaner, more affordable energy.
Michigan Supreme Court considers new rule on the use of preferred pronouns
The Michigan Supreme Court is considering a new rule for courts across our state, requiring the option for preferred pronouns in court proceedings.
Michigan State University plans test of new emergency alert system
A new emergency alert system is already in place on Michigan State's campus and in the coming weeks officials will test it.
Gizzard Fest returns to Potterville
The fried festival brings an often-overlooked snack front and center.
Michigan State Representative introduces constitutional carry bill
In an exclusive with CBS News Detroit state Rep. Angela Rigas says her new Constitutional Carry bill won't pass the legislature--but despite the long odds to get it across the finish line, it's still a battle worth fighting.
Michigan Rep. Carrie Rheingans introduces bill to lower medical costs
The cost of medical treatment certainly isn't going down in Michigan, and one state lawmaker wants to make sure the money you shell out for copays is counted towards your deductible.