More Than 170 Cases Opened In Federal Probe Of U.S. Capitol Attack

More than 170 cases have been opened relating to the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Lansing Braces For Wave Of ‘Armed, Violent’ Protests Before Biden’s Inauguration

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has received intel that armed protests are being planned at all 50 state capitols.

Snowmobiler Involved In Chippewa County Crash Dies At Hospital

A Huron County man who crashed his snowmobile in Chippewa County earlier this month died Jan. 8 at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak.

Sen. Hollier Wants His Resolution Condemning Capitol Coup To Earn Unanimous Support

The attack last Wednesday has resulted in several deaths, including a Capitol police officer.

Rep. Johnson Demands Apologies From Leadership, Committee Assignments Restored

Detroit Rep. Cynthia Johnson is calling on legislative leadership to refuse to seat any lawmaker who took part in the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Detroit NAACP Leader On Trump: ‘We Just Want His A** Out’

During a Michigan Advance interview this week, Detroit NAACP President Wendell Anthony called for the immediate ousting of President Trump.

Investigations Opened Into The Death Of U.S. Capitol Police Officer In Pro-Trump Insurrection

The officer, Brian Sicknick, died at 9:30 p.m. at a local hospital, according to U.S. Capitol Police.

Michigan And Illinois To Advance Invasive Carp Prevention Project At Brandon Road Lock And Dam

The project was made possible by funding from both states as well as the Federal Government.

Extended Deer Season In Metro Detroit Lets Archery Hunters Take Aim Through Jan. 31

This extended archery deer hunting season will be held in the urban deer management zone of Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties.

Before Riot, 11 Mich. Republican Lawmakers Asked VP To Delay Certifying The Election

Eleven Michigan representatives joined dozens of Republicans from around the country in penning a letter to delay counting electoral votes.

DLCC Calls For Rep. Maddock To Resign Over Pro-Trump Riot, But Will Any Lawmakers Face Consequences?

Busloads of Michigan residents arrived in Washington this week, and state Rep. Matt Maddock (R-Milford) and his wife were among them.

Michigan Schools In Line For $1.7B In COVID-19 Relief Funds

The U.S. Department of Education has announced an additional $54 billion in COVID-19 relief funds for the nation’s public schools.

At Pro-Trump Rally, Militia Leader Claims Accused Whitmer Plotters Are ‘Not Guilty’

A leader of the Michigan Liberty Militia said Wednesday that the men accused in a plot to kidnap and kill the governor are not guilty.

Tlaib, Kildee Urge 2nd Trump Impeachment Following Insurrection At U.S. Capitol

The Senate acquitted Trump in February 2020 after he'd been impeached in 2019.

After String Of Legal Failures, Dozens Of GOP Lawmakers To Reject Certifying Biden As President

The final step in a turmoil-filled 2020 presidential election is set for Wednesday, when Congress will certify election results.

Goats Chow Down On Christmas Trees At Farm In Western Michigan

Hold the hay, grass and weeds at the Lewis Adventure Farm and Zoo in New Era: these goats have a new seasonal favorite.

COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Less Effective In People With High PFAS Levels In Blood

The COVID-19 vaccine could be less effective in people with high levels of perfluorinated compounds — PFAS — in their blood.

Late Antlerless Firearm Deer Hunt In Select Northeastern Michigan Counties Planned For January

A late antlerless firearm hunt on private land in Alcona, Alpena, Montmorency, Oscoda and Presque Isle counties will be held in January.

Michigan DNR Featured On Outdoor Channel's 'Wardens'

Episodes of the show featuring Michigan's DNR began Monday night but will continue throughout the week.

Alcona County Snowmobile Trails Affected By Storm Damage Re-Open Ahead Of Schedule

Storms caused the closure of several snowmobile trails in Alcona County earlier this month.

MI Dept. Of Natural Resources: Winter Fun Is Here!

"There are so many ways to explore Michigan in winter, and during this busy time before the new year."

Pohutsky: Threats Of Violence Against Lawmakers Will Continue Unless GOP Leaders Issue ‘Full Throated Condemnation’

Pohutsky said her office receives 15-20 threats in her inbox every day.

2 House Republicans Joined Lawsuit To Overturn Election, But Now Want Out

Two Republicans joined a lawsuit seeking to overturn the election. Just hours later they said they wanted out of it.

Detroit Kicks Off COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

The first wave of eligible city of Detroit employees, health care workers and most vulnerable residents will begin receiving vaccines.

Nessel ‘Very Confident’ Michigan Will Prevail In Fight To Shut Down Enbridge Line 5

Attorney General Dana Nessel said she fully expects a favorable outcome from the state’s lawsuit against Canadian oil company Enbridge.

Whitmer Pledges To ‘Stay Focused’ And Get State Through ‘Tough Time’

Many people will define 2020 as the year COVID-19 uprooted life as we knew it.

‘It’s Draining’: Teachers Wrestle With Burnout, Health Risks And No-Show Students

This school year has been challenging for students, teachers, parents and administrators for a long list of reasons.

What Are The Powers And Limits Of Public Health Officials In A Pandemic?

Many disagree with Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's emergency orders amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Senate Passes $465M COVID-19 Relief Bill In Long Friday Session

In a session nearing twelve and a half hours in length Friday, the Michigan Senate wrapped up its last Lame Duck session of substance.

Criminal Justice Reform, Flint Settlement, Electronic Meetings Bills Head To Gov’s Desk

Whitmer has asked for $400 million, including funds for vaccine distribution, as well as $100 million in relief for workers and businesses.

Right-Wing Protesters Target Homes Of State Health, Corrections Directors

Right-wing protests against members of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s cabinet have gotten personal.

Congress Close To Emergency Relief Deal Including Direct Payments, Added Unemployment Benefits

A final deal also may include another round of direct payments. Those checks would be around $600 to $700 for each American.

With Buttigieg As Transportation Secretary, Michigan Enviros Envision A ‘Federal Ally’ In Line 5 Fight

President-elect Joe Biden made history in announcing Pete Buttigieg as his choice to head up the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Nessel, National Leaders Call Out Right-Wing Extremists Over Threats To Election Officials

There have been reports of threats of violence suspected of right-wing extremist groups that resulted in the shutting down of buildings.

19 GOP Lawmakers Still Dodging Questions After Biden Wins Electoral College

A longshot lawsuit brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was denied a hearing before the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday.

COVID-19 Cases Remain ‘Alarmingly’ High, But No Sign Of Post-Thanksgiving Surge

Although it will be a while before Michiganders can let their guards down, there is now “hope on the horizon."

Education Secretary DeVos Heads For The Exits, Leaving A Legacy Of Turmoil

She resuscitated for-profit colleges and wrote sweeping regulations on campus sexual assault to give more weight to the accused.

Wrongfully Convicted Michigan Man Freed After 37 Years In Prison

A witness admitted she lied in the case of Walter Forbes, who was wrongfully convicted of a 1982 fatal apartment fire in Jackson.

Retiring Congressman Leaves GOP, Fears Trump’s ‘Harm To Democracy’

U.S. Rep. Paul Mitchell (I-Dryden Twp.) announced Monday he was leaving the Republican Party.

Michigan Has Seen More Hunters This Year, But COVID-19 Brought Changes

The muzzleloading season ends Sunday, and the archery season is all that’s left for hunting this year.