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Friday, Sept. 29 will mark two weeks since the United Auto Workers (UAW) began their strike against the Big Three, and the union plans to expand those strikes unless progress with the automakers is made.

Hall of Famers Isaac Bruce, Darren Green and Steve Hutchinson visited with students of Eastern High School in Lansing on Tuesday.

An attorney for fired Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker wants university officials and representatives to preserve all documents related to the investigation, citing a potential lawsuit against the university

Residents are hopeful this is all temporary.

Two House bills have been reintroduced to allow pediatric medical marijuana patients to receive their state-approved medication while at school or at school events.

The notice named several individuals, including MSU President Teresa K. Woodruff and MSU Athletic Director Allan Haller.

As the United Auto Workers (UAW) continues to fight for better wages and benefits, we are taking a look back at the union’s history and how it all began.

Genesee County Animal Control announced it is closing temporarily due to a positive parvo case.

Johnson—along with three other defendants—signed a plea agreement and admitted guilt to the charges.

A 14-year-old student is in custody after bringing a handgun to John Glenn High School, Bay County Sheriff Troy Cunningham said.

At only 19-years-old, a Grand Blanc native is living out his dreams of traveling the country and pursuing his passions, all while living in a van.

In celebration of National Coffee Day on Friday, a Michigan-based coffee franchise is offering free coffee to customers.

Five people accused of operating storefront casinos in Davison and Burton have been arraigned on a total of 31 charges.

Crime Stoppers has increased the reward for information on a cold case from 1992.

He served on Hillsdale’s Board of Trustees since 2002.

The Chick-fil-A on Miller Road in Flint Township officially opened Thursday, Sept. 28 at 6 a.m.

Happy Thursday morning! We are a day away from a nice weekend. We put together a list of five stories to know for the day.

The Michigan Supreme Court has ordered all judges to address people in court by the pronouns they use or by “other respectful means.”

Burton City Council is voting on a resolution to make the mayor cooperate with an investigation into the city’s police department.

Michigan State University is using artificial technology to better support kids with disabilities. This helps to provide data to teachers to help kids with disabilities learn social skills.

UAW workers are making less while on strike than they would be on the job, and this could become a burden for some the longer this goes on, but a local organization is stepping up.

Trump is expected to deliver a prime-time address at Drake Enterprises in Clinton Township.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking deer hunters to harvest more does in the Lower Peninsula.

A spokesperson for FIRE said city leaders need to change their rules regarding public comment at City Commission meetings.

A fundraiser drew awareness to racial injustice while also supporting local survivors of domestic and sexual assault.

TV5′s sixth Game of the Week is quickly approaching where Goodrich will be taking on Corunna.

GM has released a statement following the incident where five picketing UAW members were hit by a car on Tuesday.

A mid-Michigan man, now living in Massachusetts, will be competing on a Food Network show airing next week.

Two defendants accused of participating in a fake elector scheme in Michigan following the 2020 election are asking for a judge to dismiss charges in response to comments made by the state attorney general

MSU has officially fired Mel Tucker as head football coach after allegations of sexual harassment surfaced.