Thousands of car enthusiasts hit the bricks Friday for Cruise N' Concert night.
Tudor Dixon, the GOP candidate for governor, announced Friday, former State Rep. Shane Hernandez will be her running mate.
The Saginaw County Mosquito Abatement Commission (SCMAC) announced they found West Nile virus in a dead crow during the week of Aug. 15 in Saginaw Township during regular mosquito-borne surveillance.
An old Toys R’ Us in Saginaw County is now officially a Value City Furniture store.
Swartz Creek Community Schools is delaying the start of the school year due to construction projects.
The Midland County Humane Society announced Friday they are getting about 40 more beagles from a facility in Virginia that were used for animal testing.
A Genesee County judge has been relieved from his in-person docket amid sexual harassment allegations.
One day after Genesee County Circuit Court Judge Joseph Farah submitted his resignation to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer amid allegations of sexual misconduct, one woman who had a sexual assault case tried in front of Farah is asking for all cases he has ruled on dealing with sexual misconduct be reviewed.
The future of U.S. manufacturing and the field of computer science and engineering received a boost from the newly adopted, bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act. President Joe Biden signed it into law Tuesday with the goal of investing tens of billions of dollars in scientific research and the production of semiconductors.
A Westland man has been charged for the murder of 18-year-old Jacob Hills, of Grand Blanc.
In 2021, almost 7,000 deer hunters reported their harvest online to help the Michigan Department of Natural Resources test its new reporting system.
The US-31 highway bridge in downtown Charlevoix is closed because of a bomb threat, according to the Michigan State Police.
Michigan residents 18 and older are now able to get the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine.
Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson announced Wednesday their investigation of three swans found decapitated over the weekend has ended.
The Midland Police Department is investigating a crash that seriously injured a woman and closed US-10 for about two hours.
They were bred in a facility in Virginia to be sold to labs and used for animal testing.
The Detroit Tigers announced on Wednesday they have parted ways with General Manager and Executive Vice President Al Avila.
The Saginaw Police Department is asking for help identifying a larceny suspect accused of stealing two bikes from a bike rack near their building where patrol vehicles are parked.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services will be giving out 180,000 free COVID-19 tests to 36,000 homes through their partnership with the Rockefeller Foundation through Project Act.
Bay County is reporting one case of monkeypox, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Cooperative weather brought out classic cars and fans of classic cars for Tuesday's Back to the Bricks tune-up party in Flushing.
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday the city of Saginaw cannot chalk tires without a warrant. The ruling involved an estimated 4,800 parking tickets in a class-action lawsuit.
The Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services announced it will be lowering bus fare prices on Sept. 1.
A Gaylord man has been arrested after throwing a large rock at a truck traveling behind him, according to Michigan State Police.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Monday she has tested positive for COVID-19.
The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a weekend motorcycle crash that killed two.
The United States Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act with Vice President Kamala Harris having to cast the tie-breaking vote.
Mid-Michigan doctors are telling residents to stay alert, but not to panic about the fast-spreading Monkeypox virus.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer filed a legal brief with the Michigan Supreme Court urging them to keep a statewide injunction to prevent the state's 1931 abortion ban from being enforced.
One resident was injured after crashing into the General RV property in Birch Run on Thursday.
A Lapeer woman died because of injuries she received in a weather-related traffic crash on Wednesday.
A man is in custody for operating while intoxicated after crashing his car into a ditch, according to the Grand Blanc Township Police Department.
A man who owns multiple restaurants in the Bay City area pleaded guilty to tax evasion in federal court.
Consumers Energy said more than 84,000 homes and businesses across the state lost power following Wednesday afternoon's storms.
The Michigan Department of Corrections worked with the Michigan State Police and United States Marshals Service to arrest a parole absconder in Mt. Pleasant on Wednesday.
The Grand Blanc Township Fire Department is responding to multiple arcing wires calls.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently signed an executive order to recreate the Michigan Committee on Juvenile Justice, which is tasked with developing and reviewing the state's juvenile justice plan.
Paul Junge has been elected the Republican candidate for the congressional eighth district.
The Flint Police Department has issued a curfew for minors during the week of Back to the Bricks.
The National Weather Service confirmed two EF-0 tornadoes touched down in Tuscola County on Monday.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, along with President Joe Biden and several other leaders, celebrated the CHIPS and Science Act on Tuesday.
Bay County has won the PONY Baseball’s North Zone to qualify for the 2022 DICK’s Sporting Goods PONY League World Series.
A line of severe thunderstorms swept across parts of mid-Michigan triggering a tornado warning in Tuscola County on Monday.
One of the big decisions voters will decide on Tuesday is who among the five republicans on the ballot is best able to take on Governor Gretchen Whitmer in November.
Linwood has issued a Boil Water Advisory until further notice.
On Monday, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled county prosecutors can now enforce Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban despite an injunction that blocks the law from being enforced.
A local high school sports stadium will get a facelift with grand plans to make it an enormous memorial to veterans and first responders.
One of the largest prizes in United States lottery history is up for grabs Friday night.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services spent their Thursday afternoon trying to answer concerns many may have about the COVID-19 vaccine as kids prepare to head back to the classroom.
