JUST IN: Authorities are searching northern Bay County for a 36-year-old fugitive they say could be hiding out with friends. More>>
A local restaurant is doing its part to help a Tuscola County soldier who lost his limbs on the battle field. More>>
It is prom season and WNEM TV5 is looking to build a photo gallery of Mid-Michigan's best dressed teens. More>>
Going to the World Expo of Beer festival in Frankenmuth? If so, check out this complete list of breweries scheduled to be in attendance. More>>
Veterans Memorial Bridge in Bay City is conducting maintenance and has one lane open in each direction. No other information was released More>>
TV5 was at the broken bridge on Tuesday and even though authorities said it's being worked on, our crews didn't see a soul - and they're not sure what's wrong with the well-traveled span. More>>
A 36-year-old costumed member of the Michigan Protectors group of so-called real-life superheroes faces a key court hearing in his assault case. More>>
In a rare show of bipartisan cooperation, Gov. Chris Christie and Newark Mayor Cory Booker put the opposing political views aside for a video that channels their best Jerry Sienfield impersonations. More>>
A prosecutor says criminal charges won't be brought against a 42-year-old man in the October death of a 30-year-old who was punched during a bar fight. More>>
Some recent bear sightings in West Michigan are causing a stir. More>>
A missing Saginaw woman was found around midnight in a swampy area in Saginaw County's Kochville Township. More>>
In the middle of the night, Tonya Thomas' neighbors awoke to the sound of a gunshot and moments later heard a knock on their door. More>>
Thousands of Michigan residents are leaving money on the table and the clock is ticking! More>>
A mock bank robbery happened Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the Wildfire Credit Union at 6640 Bay Rd. More>>
The Soaring Eagle Waterpark and Hotel in Mount Pleasant is scheduled to open this month after more than a year of construction. Here's a sneak peak. More>>
Fireworks stores are popping up across Mid-Michigan, but this year customers will notice some changes. A new law allows shops to sell fireworks that leave the ground, including roman candles and bottle rockets. More>>
Prosecutors in Michigan have rested their case in the first murder trial for an Israeli immigrant accused of a deadly stabbing spree two years ago. More>>
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church in Grand Blanc will once again distribute food to the area's needy families.
The man accused of killing an elderly Saginaw woman with a stray bullet has been found guilty, and the ShotSpotter computer system helped play a role in his conviction. More>>
The Tigers ace is throwing a winning combination on the field and on store shelves. Justin Verlander is pitching fastballs for breakfast, and his flakes are a hit. More>>
TV5 is learning more about what happened moments before a small plane crashed into Lake Huron over the weekend. More>>
Young people will spring into action to help clean, paint and garden at the Children's Zoo in Saginaw - about 227 students signed up from schools all across the county. More>>
A Mount Morris man accused of sexually abusing his own infant daughter has officially been ruled competent to stand trial. More>>
With Star Power Day across the state being held on May 16, the Mt. Morris school district will attempt to break a world record for the largest human star formation. More>>
Make room for burgers and fries as a new upscale build-your-own burger establishment sets up shop in one Mid-Michigan community. More>>
Officials this week are surveying damage from a storm that caused massive flooding earlier this month in Genesee County. More>>
Public safety is high on the minds of Saginaw officials, who struggle to keep the city living within its means. More>>
The Bay City Fire Department will undergo some personnel changes, and it's all because an arbitrator ruled in favor of the Bay City Firefighters' Union. More>>
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