E-mails show a firm knew about Flint water issues long before the public did, the military will need to work with states on PFAS pollution, and family drama spills into hunting season.

The Trump campaign announces another Michigan event, a major Flint employer finds a buyer, and Michigan film critics kick off award season.

A state representative’s bribery and extortion trial moves into Day 3, Vice President Pence hits the campaign trail in Michigan, and there’s been a thaw in state budget talks.

A township wins appeal in a Nestle water zoning lawsuit, Gov. Whitmer plans to veto a bill on deer baiting, and Isle Royal’s new wolves are finding plenty to eat.

Gov. Whitmer wants to suspend a new Medicaid work requirement, state officials are reevaluating the environmental risk of livestock waste, and a new high-rise has been approved for the Ann Arbor skyline.

A hostage rescue near Kalamazoo leaves one dead and three officers shot, the recall effort against a state lawmaker tries to overcome a typo, and Michigan recreational marijuana shops are open for business.

Today, product testing shows Wolverine’s shoes are still coated in PFAS, concrete circles emerge on a Lake Michigan beach and where to find the best Black Friday deals.

Today, we look at the three recreational marijuana shops now licensed to open Dec. 1, Michigan’s Devos family lands on Forbes’ list of top givers and we play “good news, bad news” with the holiday weather forecast.

We kick off the holiday travel season with a rather wet weather forecast and travel tips from the fine folks at Detroit Metro Airport.

This week, Michigan issues the state’s first recreational marijuana business licenses, farmers step in to harvest crops for a Michigan family dealing with illness and a look at the weekend weather forecast.

Today, officials say toxic air near a Michigan plating company poses an imminent danger to the public, the season’s first polar vortex could be in our future and GM recalls more than 640,000 trucks.

Today, we look at a storm system on its way to Michigan, a quarter of a million Michiganders will be mailed applications for a new redistricting commission and a pricey marijuana summit is planned tomorrow in metro Detroit.

Another person has died from Triple E, Michigan makes it easier for transgender people to update their state IDs, and deer counting on The Mighty Mac.

A man is shot by his brother while hunting, the state police are seeking help with identifying unidentified remains, and there’s been an uptick of rabies in southeast Michigan.

An auto insurance fee is dramatically reduced, the Capitol lawn Christmas tree could get overnight company, and a trio of states add their voices to a Line 5 lawsuit.

A former factory site is more contaminated than previously thought, presidential candidates to appear on the state’s primary ballot are announced, and our crazy weather week continues with another round of snow.

We’ve got the latest on the statewide snowstorm, cage-free housing for egg-laying hens could become law, we announce the finalists for the high school football player of the year, and the sports community says good-bye to an all-time great.

Founders announced plans for its Detroit taproom, Special Olympics Michigan unveils a major development, bills in the state House would pave the way for college athletes to earn compensation, and the 7-day forecast calls for bone-cold temps.

We’ve got an Election Day roundup, hemp farmers in Michigan see positive growth, and legislation to allow deer baiting takes a step forward.

It is election day across Michigan, the season’s first Alberta Clipper is headed our way, a man gets rescued from a garbage truck, and the Happy Little 5K gets a happy huge response.

Today, more concerns are raised over Enbridge’s Line 5, a Detroit businessman takes the checkered flag at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, so to speak, and bundle up your kiddos, cause it’s gonna be cold for a spell.

Today, we look at four weather advisories in effect across the state, two Michiganders are named CNN Heroes and some tips for a safe Halloween.

Today, we look at a bill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed that allows mental-health counselors to keep practicing, family members of the victim in a deadly I-75 rock-throwing case are unhappy with the first sentencing handed down and the forecast for Hallo...

Today, a judge has decided MSU’s former president will head to trial on felony charges, a few UAW workers did not return to their jobs this week post-strike and a blast of cold is coming for Michigan this week.

Today, former Michigan Congressman John Conyers is remembered for championing progressive causes, the reward for the whereabouts of a missing woman has doubled to $10,000 and an out-of-this-world contraption lands at a Michigan farm.