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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is in need of more employees to maintain state parks and harbors across the state as we head into a busy summer travel season.

More than 60 communities across the state will receive funding from the $5 million First Responder Training and Grant Program.

A local assistant fire chief was able to save a veteran's military photos after a fire broke out in his garage Friday morning.

Seven suspects have been arrested in a sting operation by the Isabella County Sheriff’s Office and multiple other law enforcement agencies.

A woman and a teenage boy are expected to be OK.

The Liberty Bridge in Bay City will not be open in time for the Fourth of July holiday because crews repairing have found more problems than they were expecting.

Two of the four victims in the Oxford High School shooting were honored at graduation on Thursday, May 19.

A Flint organization that gives pregnant teens and young women a place to turn from all over the state is in danger of eviction.

Parents and caregivers across the country are struggling to find formula.

Michigan residents are feeling the financial pinch as inflation continues to hit wallets.

A man from Midland who escaped police custody has been located and lodged in jail.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed six bills into law to expand resources for victims of crimes, address the nursing shortage, and more.

One suspect is in custody after officers found a loaded rifle at a children’s playground in Lansing.

Construction work on the Liberty Bridge in Bay City is now expected to take longer, and the bridge will likely not be open for the Fourth of July weekend.

Investigators say the incident happened after she and a 31-year-old Ithaca woman began arguing.

The university says 99 percent of Kettering students receive some sort of financial aid.

Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted more than one ton of marijuana at the Fort Street Cargo Facility in Detroit.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is proposing a plan to return $500 to families from the state’s budget surplus while the cost of daily expenses continues to rise.

The teen accused of the deadly shooting at Oxford High School is back in court for a virtual hearing Thursday morning.

The Vehicle City has been named one of the best places to live in the state and country by U.S. News and World Report.

A new project from mid-Michigan’s largest utility company would bring solar energy to Genesee County.

Knowing what to do when an active shooter strikes could mean the difference between life and death.

Thursday marks the second anniversary of the dam failures and TV5 continues to take an in-depth look at the aftermath and recovery.

Three Detroit area women, including a state employee, have been charged in a criminal complaint for allegedly being involved in a $1.6 million unemployment fraud scheme to try and defraud Michigan and the United States government of funds for employment assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday a wildfire started by a lighting strike on May 11 is mostly contained and most of the affected areas in Cheboygan and Montmorency Counties have opened up.

A mid-Michigan couple is out hundreds of dollars after getting caught in a con while looking to rent a home and they are not the first to get scammed.

According to AAA, the average price for a gallon of gas in Michigan is $4.57, which is one cent more than the national average.

Residents on the west side of the Saginaw River probably never think about where the water goes after they flush the toilet or do the dishes. The unseen journey travels across the river to the Wastewater Treatment Plant on the east side.

The Thomas Township Police Department is investigating after a driver killed two cows with a vehicle and fled the scene.

Legislation was introduced that will restore and enhance a tax credit critical for workers and retirees that helps pay for health insurance.