A suspect has been arraigned on 14 charges related to the double homicide on Dort Highway in Flint.

Details of community benefits tied to a commuter bridge being built between Detroit and Canada have been released.

Quicken Loans has agreed to pay $32.5 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the company of fraudulently sticking the government with bad mortgages.

Many Michigan farmers have had to delay planting crops this spring after historic rainfall and two lawmakers are looking to get them some relief.

A Detroit-area woman who called 911 to report the fatal shooting of her boyfriend has been convicted in his slaying.

A 33-year-old man from Caseville died Thursday as a result of injuries he received in a crash in Colfax Township.

Veterans Bridge in Bay City is open in both directions.

Officials at a Mid-Michigan university announced Friday they will be putting $150 million into upgrades on campus.

Deputies are investigating a crash that killed a Mid-Michigan woman.

Visitors can escape the rat race and enjoy happy hour at a new pop-up Rat Bar in San Francisco.

A crash involving two semitrailers scattered cocoa powder and lithium batteries across an interstate in Indiana, closing part of the freeway.

Some 7.5 million Americans in the Great Lakes are under threat of gale force winds and flooding.

In 2018, the sheriff’s office said the garden produced more than 13,000 pounds of fresh vegetables.

Authorities say a 7-year-old boy has died after being hit by a truck while riding his bike in western Michigan.

Authorities say what turned out to be an inert grenade in a piece of luggage caused a brief scare and drew a heavy law enforcement presence at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

Former Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has responded to the decision to dismiss the cases against eight people charged in connection to the Flint Water Crisis.

The Denver Broncos are mourning the death of owner Pat Bowlen.

The Toronto Raptors are NBA Champions.

Residents are coming together to fight for a cleaner, safer neighborhood.

Crime Stoppers is offering up to $1,000 each for the arrest of a man and woman.

Hundreds of vacant houses in Detroit are being boarded up following the arrest of a 34-year-old man suspected in the slayings of at least three women whose bodies were found in abandoned homes.

Sales taxes collected at the pump would be shifted to road repairs under a budget plan approved by a divided Michigan House.

An order closing Brissette Beach south of Linwood has been extended, and now includes Linwood Beach to the north.

Mid-Michigan students are protesting for a principal they say will represent them all.

Once a hot spot for illegal dumping, Shady Acres Mobile Home Park in Flint is now slated for demolition.

Rehab clinics that treat the most severely injured crash survivors could be forced to drastically downsize or even close in the years ahead.

The tombstone of Ellen Sayles is standing proud and tall in Bay City, but it wasn’t always that way.

A Huron County beach is closed after elevated levels of E. coli in the water.

Prosecutors say they're dismissing all criminal charges against eight people in the Flint water scandal and starting the investigation over again.

A Michigan beekeeper is offering a $1,000 reward to find the person who stole his hives.

A lawsuit claims Amazon is violating laws in at least eight states by recording children without consent through Alexa devices.

Three people were rescued on Saginaw Bay after motor problems and tall waves left them stranded.

Authorities say a couple has been charged after animal control officers removed 178 cats from deplorable conditions in a suburban Detroit home.

An abandoned mobile home park in Flint will be demolished.

Ann Arbor Police say that two teens that were considered “endangered runaways" have been found safe.

Burger King has figured out how to serve Whoppers upside-down in 1980s-era packaging and turn that into a marketing opportunity.

The video shows an SUV ramming a bicyclist waiting at a red light, and the cyclist doesn’t believe it was an accident.

Federal officials say an education plan will be put into place to help curb drunken behavior instead of a ban on alcoholic beverages along sections of three rivers in the Huron-Manistee National Forest in northern Michigan.

The State of Michigan wants your input on a local mental health hospital.

The Hemenway family, Bryan, Brittany, big brother Scott and now baby Madilynn have quite the story to tell.

A former northern Michigan teacher and football coach has been sentenced to probation in an embezzlement case involving more than $5,000 in missing cash.

An appeals court has stepped in and temporarily blocked an extraordinary order that required the president of the University of Michigan to get personally involved in a sexual misconduct case against a student.

While vigilantism isn’t tolerated, a local group feels that what they are doing is different and not illegal.

A Mid-Michigan family was shocked when they found a bear in their backyard digging through their trash and eating sweets.

Two people were injured in a crash in Sanilac County Wednesday afternoon.

Some of Michigan's trees are likely to suffer attacks from leaf-munching gypsy moths in the coming weeks.

Crews responded to a house fire in Flint Township Wednesday afternoon.

A Catholic graduate college that has operated in Detroit for 92 years will close in December at the end of its upcoming fall semester.

Families in Saginaw Township are dealing with several traffic nightmares as portions of State Street is under construction.

The Liberty Bridge and the Independence Bridge in Bay City are both in need of serious repairs.

Carriage Town Ministries plans to invest nearly $1 million into the business to train homeless people to work in bakeries and earn a living wage.

A new bill introduced in the State House would pair organic additives, like sugar beet juice, with road salt to control icy streets during the winter months.

A Mid-Michigan railroad company is getting some big money from the federal government to improve the tracks and potentially boost the local economy.

McLaren Flint has been ordered to immediately correct conditions in its facility to reduce risk of future exposure of Legionella at the hospital.