Michigan State Police to host hiring event on Sept. 20
Col. James Grady II, director of MSP, said a combination of retirements and low recruitment in recent years means that the state police need to hire for a lot of positions.
Whitmer issues directive encouraging COVID vaccination, insurance coverage
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued a directive calling for encouraging COVID-19 vaccinations and for insurance plans to cover the vaccinations.
South Lyon schools reopen after cyber network issue
South Lyon Superintendent Steven Archibald said an investigation is taking place on the cause of the network incident.
Village of Pinckney welcomes new pharmacy
Heritage Pharmacy, located at 130 Marion Street, celebrated its grand opening on Sept. 12.
Tools for Veterans searching for a new warehouse
Tools for Veterans, a charity organization based in Howell, Michigan, is on the hunt for a new warehouse space.
Michigan school superintendents speak on potential government shutdown
A state government shutdown isn't new to Michigan. However, the government could face another potential shutdown if the state budget does not reach the Michigan Senate by Oct. 1.
Detroit mayoral candidate Mary Sheffield talks campaign priorities
Detroit mayoral candidates Mary Sheffield and Solomon Kinloch want to lead the city as the next top local official. CBS News Detroit reached out to both candidates for an interview to discuss their plans for the city's future.
Lansing invests in tiny modular homes to help combat homelessness
The city of Lansing is hoping it has found at least a partial solution to combat homelessness — tiny, modular homes.
Genesee County drive-in theater continues strong business for nearly 75 years
Going to see a movie at the US 23 Drive-in Theater in Flint, Michigan, is a little like stepping back in time.
Brighton construction of I-96 interchange on track for 2027 completion
Brighton's I-96 interchange has been under construction for months.
Here's what to know about Michigan's 2025 deer hunting season
Michigan's deer hunting season is right around the corner.
Traffic crashes, fatalities increased in Michigan in 2024, state police say
Traffic crashes and fatalities are on the rise in Michigan, according to Michigan State Police and the Office of Highway Safety Planning.
Michigan State Fair implements new safety protocols after fatal shooting
The Michigan State Fair kicked off on Thursday and after coming to an abrupt end last year because of gun fire in the parking lot organizers and police are working to make sure everyone is safe this year.
Michigan House passes $78.5B budget nearly 2 months after deadline
Republican lawmakers proposed the state budget with more than $5 billion in cuts.
Livingston County baton twirlers win world championship in Italy
Some talented young ladies with the Limited Edition Baton Twirling Corps in Livingston County came home with gold, silver and bronze medals at the International Baton Twirling Federation World Majorette Championships this summer in Italy.