Today, UAW members are voting on a new contract, Gov. Whitmer wants to expand eligibility for overtime pay, and some scary cold weather is on the way.

Today, a federal judge rules against the state in a same-sex adoption case, a major Michigan company is accused of bribery in Mexico, and the EPA says it’s PFAS plan is right on schedule.

Today, a bill in the House would place restrictions on memorial highways, airport visitors are being allowed back in the terminal, a former governor will be buried on Mackinac Island, and the wind keeps blowing on the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Today, we take a look at Michigan’s birth rate, which hit a record low last year, gale warnings issued for the Great Lakes with a possibility of 26-foot waves and bed bugs found at a Michigan college.

Today, professional counselors find support at the state Capitol, the legislature passes bills that would classify 17-year-olds as minors, and we’ve got your fall color outlook for the weekend.

Today, the UAW reaches a tentative deal with General Motors, a judge blocks the ban on flavored vaping products, and you’d better batten down the hatches today.

Today, a fifth person has died in Michigan of a mosquito-borne virus, Columbus Day would be replaced in Michigan by Indigenous Peoples’ Day under a new bill and Van Andel Arena gets its liquor license suspended.

Today, United Auto Workers members are now allowed to look for part-time work as the GM strike continues, a frost is scheduled to hit southern Michigan and the last week of visits on our search for Michigan’s Best chili.

Today, a Michigan teen continues her nearly two-month battle with a deadly mosquito-borne virus, a pair of visiting police officers get arrested for a bar brawl in Grand Rapids, and a former factory site in Saginaw is getting new life.

Today, recreation passports could become the norm, Senator Debbie Stabenow is holding events to talk climate change, and a Michigan State head coach can’t avoid a deposition.

Today, a major issue is revealed in talks between the UAW and GM, a federal judge threatens Betsy DeVos with jail time, and our search for Michigan’s Best chili is just getting started.

Today, a state university tries to address declining enrollment, the state Supreme Court will hear a pastor’s appeal in a First Amendment case, and enjoy the beautiful weather now, because the cold is on the way.

This week, a roadside drug testing pilot program expands across Michigan, a state lawmaker is ordered to stop banning guns from her office and two high schools team up to make football more musical.

Today, we’ve got more reactions to the Pure Michigan budget funding veto, FBI crime stats for 2018 have been released, and downtown Grand Rapids welcomes a new entertainment complex.

Today, the state budget gets passed with some notable tweaks, a private prison is ready for inmates, and ready the umbrellas – here comes the rain.

Today, what does it take to remove a sitting judge in Michigan, e-cigarette companies file lawsuits against the state, and this is how October does summer. 

Today, a murderer is sentenced to life in prison, the state budget for higher education gets a failing grade, and assessing the threat level of a mosquito virus to pets. 

Today, work continues in Lansing on the state budget, state health officials reach out to counties dealing with a deadly virus, and the latest on the auto workers strike. 

Today, families struggle as psych beds disappear from hospitals, all of Michigan’s U.S. House Democrats now support a Trump impeachment inquiry and two Michigan cities are named among the best places to retire.

Today, why is vaping so bad for teenagers, the vice president sparks a controversy on Mackinac Island and the first day of fall means the sun will fall fast.

Today, U-of-M approves a new hospital project, the week in Lansing closed with a flurry of state budget updates, and whatever you do this weekend, remember the bug spray.

Today, an auto supplier readies for potential layoffs, Silverdome site plans are progressing, and if you’re curious about your final ride, there’s a festival just for you.

Today, state officials warn of a mosquito-borne disease, is sugar beet juice coming to a winter roadway near you, and uncovering the Michigan schools with the highest vaccination waiver rates.

Today, a protracted UAW strike might not play well with Michigan’s economy, a former state lawmaker is sentenced, and the “why” behind the World’s Largest ball of lint.

Today, we look at the aftermath of Wednesday’s st…