Michael Bloomberg is the latest candidate to drop out of the presidential race, Michelle Obama is planning a trip to Detroit to encourage voter participation and thanks to a big comeback win, the Spartans are one win away from a Big Ten title.

What to do if you voted for someone who has dropped out of the presidential primary, the dominant source of Michigan marijuana is being cut from the market and Michigan’s class of 2019 set a high school graduation rate record.

The University of Michigan has received more than 100 complaints against a late doctor, a few things to know about Michigan’s March 10th primary and spring will arrive earlier than it has in a century.

This week, a fourth vaping-related death has been reported in Michigan, 3M will pay $55 million in a Michigan PFAS settlement and the Michigan Animal Welfare Fund aims to help homeless pets.

A look at who is sending their trash to Michigan, where snow is and isn’t piling up in Michigan this year and new warnings will appear on Michigan marijuana labels.

A rocket launch site has been announced as Michigan looks to become a "space state," John Beilein is leaving the NBA without completing a full season and a Travel Michigan leader is confident Pure Michigan funding will be restored.

A new report lists pay and respect as reasons for Michigan’s teacher shortage, Michigan’s recreational marijuana sales were up 29% in January and one Michigan bartender was surprised with a hefty tip

Michigan’s secretary of state wants businesses to give their employees Election Day off, workers found 600,000 pounds of debris at the bottom of the Soo Locks and the Wolverines are at the top of the baseball rankings for the first time ever

This week, breathalyzers that were deemed unreliable are back in service across Michigan, the state shut down 14 gambling operations in six Michigan counties and a blog claims the Hells Angels have started their first Michigan chapter, but police are s...

Some Michigan lawmakers are calling for the state to become a “Second Amendment sanctuary,” a venue that refused to host a sex-same wedding is suing Michigan and a Northern Michigan town is hoping to get a makeover from HGTV.

Vice President Mike Pence is headed to Michigan later this month, Michigan State seems to have found its new football coach and Amazon is hiring 1,000 full-time workers in West Michigan.

Trump’s 2021 budget seeks extra funding for Great Lakes protection, fixes for record high water levels could come with a big price tag and a Michigan zoo hopes two snow leopards will find love this Valentine’s Day.

A major marijuana website bans black-market advertising, marriage rates are down in Michigan and two officers are on leave as a fatal officer-involved shooting is investigated.

This week, we take a look at action taken in the state government as the Michigan House moves to ban commercial perch fishing on the Great Lakes, the House OKs a ban on vitamin E acetate in vaping products and the governor’s proposed budget includes th...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer presents the Democratic response to President Trump’s State of the Union address, Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio is stepping down after 13 seasons and high water levels force a popular Lake Michigan beer festival off ...

The names you’ll see on Michigan’s March presidential primary ballot, the Lions no longer have the worst odds to win next year’s Super Bowl and an exclusive Vincent van Gogh exhibition is coming to a Michigan museum.

President Trump talks trade during a trip to Michigan, new devices installed in high school bathrooms can tell if students are vaping and a Michigan pastor plans to ordain his six daughters during a special service.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has a new plan for road funding, GM announces an all-electric Hummer and Battle Creek bills the White House for a December Trump rally.

Congresswoman Debbie Dingell says Trump’s Israel-Palestine plan “aggravates issues,” the Michigan International Auto Show starts Thursday in Grand Rapids and a new indoor sports complex is coming to Flint with the help of an NFL grant.

A bill creating a statewide mental health hotline has been signed into law, Ann Arbor officials are not eager to sponsor a psychedelic mushroom resolution and the Wolverines are no longer part of the NCAA Tournament bracket projection.

President Donald Trump is returning to Michigan this week, GM has announced a $2.2 billion investment in its Detroit-Hamtramck plant and Democrats add more staff in Michigan as the presidential primary approaches.

This week, Detroit police are blaming black-market marijuana for an increase in violence, Michigan logged a morning warmer than Florida and a former Northern Michigan scout camp is set to open as a public nature preserve.

A major Michigan PFAS polluter is named “business of the year,” a survey shows roughly half of Michigan drivers wouldn’t opt out of no-fault coverage and a man who returned $43,000 found in a thrift-store couch is receiving an outpouring of support.

A new poll shows Michigan women are unlikely to support President Trump in 2020, researchers say human urine can be used as fertilizer and the American Red Cross is seeking donors while facing a “critical” blood shortage.

Fishermen are urged to use caution as they head onto the ice, a bald eagle is ready to return to the wild after lead poisoning and Michigan now has two international dark sky parks.