Michigan Bans Flavored E-Cigarettes

Michigan becomes the first state to ban the sweet, fruity flavors of vaping.

Michigan Wins $4M Grant To Test Chemical Exposure

The money will be used to test chemical exposure in Michigan's general population and the state's firefighters.

Here's What AG Nessel Is Doing To Fight Robocalls In Michigan

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's principles​ crack down on illegal robocalls in two primary ways – prevention and enforcement.

Jail Time For Ex-MSU Dean With Oversight Of Larry Nassar

William Strampel, Michigan State University's ex-dean, has been sentenced to jail time for his involvement in the sex scandal.

Aug. 6 Primary Election In Michigan: What To Know

Here's what you need to know if you're voting in the Primary Election on Aug. 6, 2019.

New Loan Program To Help Michigan's Devastated Farmers

Michigan farmers who sustained devastating crop losses due to this spring’s heavy rain and flooding can now apply for loan relief.

Third Michigander Pleads Guilty In Sex Abuse, Conspiracy Ring

Authorities say four men met and laid out the plot to kidnap a child from the county fair and rape and then murder that child.

Michigan AG Wants Automatic Credits For Power Outages

Michigan AG Dana Nessel wants automatic customer credits from utility companies and she wants them to reflect how long the power was out.

Michigan AG Pushes For Gray Wolf To Remain Endangered

This is the 10th attempt to remove the gray wolf from the endangered list by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in less than 20 years.

Michigan AG Brings Charges Against Out-Of-State Racketeers

The scheme used more than 190 illegal vehicle loans to cash in on $258,000 from Michigan borrowers, Dana Nessel's office said.

Nessel Charges 6th Priest With Criminal Sexual Conduct

Father Joseph (Jack) Baker formerly pastored in Waterford, Wayne, Dearborn and Bloomfield HIlls.

Former Gov. Rick Snyder Withdraws From Harvard Fellowship

After a social media backlash, former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder took to Twitter Wednesday to say he won't be going to Harvard.

Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Named Harvard Fellow

He was criticized in Michigan for how he handled the Flint Water Crisis, but this is the former governor's next move.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel Moves To Shut Down Enbridge Line 5

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a lawsuit to shut down Line 5 oil pipelines in the straits of Mackinac.

Michigan AG Cracking Down On Robocalls

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says they are "annoying, intrusive and uninvited," and this is how she plans to curb them.

Ex-Michigan Dean Guilty Of Neglect In Nassar Case

William Strampel could also face five years in prison for using his office to harass, discriminate, demean and sexually assault students.

Gov. Whitmer, State Officials Introduce LGBTQ Rights Bills

Michigan leaders are working to end LGBTQ discrimination in the state this Pride Month.

Michigan Will Now Donate Returned Formula To Food Banks, Shelters

Policies used to dictate that any unused baby formula returned by WIC clients was discarded. Now Michigan non-profits can benefit from it.

Ex. Gov. Rick Snyder's Cell Phone Seized In Flint Water Probe

Authorities are continuing the Flint water investigation by seizing mobile devices from former Gov. Rick Snyder and other officials.

Michigan SOS To Aim For Appointments Under 30 Minutes Now

The Michigan Secretary of State is changing how it schedules appointments to reduce long wait times.

Michigan’s New Auto Insurance Deal: When To Expect Lower Rates

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to sign the new legislation this week, but Michiganders won’t feel the decrease for some time.

Applications Open For Michigan's Youth Conservation Council

Do you know a young person in Michigan with a passion for the outdoors? This position may be for them.

Michigan Lawmaker Says Abortion 'Should Be Painful'

“...you should allow God to take over, and you should deliver that baby..." said Republican Sen. Kim LaSata.

Michigan Lawmakers Vote To Ban Common Abortion Procedure

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer plans to veto the legislation once it reaches her desk.

League of Women Voters of Michigan Celebrates 100th Year

An upcoming LWVM event will celebrate the 100th year of the organization and 100 years of women's suffrage.

Gov. Whitmer Threatens Bill To Lower Auto Insurance

Should Michigan hold onto its unique policy that auto insurance cover medical bills from crash injuries?

Michigan Senate Aims To Cut Car Insurance Rates: Report

The plan being voted on Tuesday would eliminate a requirement found only in the state of Michigan.

Whitmer Highlights Building Safety In Michigan

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has declared May 2019 as Building Safety Month in Michigan. See why that's important for the state.

Michigan Promotes Immunizations Week As Measles Outbreak Soars

State officials say its a crucial time to get vaccinated against preventable diseases like the measles, which is at a high in the state.

New Agency Regulating Marijuana in Michigan

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has established the new Marijuana Regulatory Agency for both medical and recreational use.

Michigan Is Changing Deer Hunting Regulations

The state of Michigan is seeking the public's input as it changes deer hunting regulations this summer. Here's how to weigh in.

Meet The DNR's New Deputy Director Shannon Hanna

Shannon Hanna, an avid turkey hunter and outdoor lover, has 20 years of experience with Michigan's Department of Natural Resources.

MI Ranked Top 10 In Voter Turnout Last Year

American voters turned out in record numbers for the 2018 midterm election and Michigan was no exception.

Cyberbullying Now Against The Law In Michigan: What To Know

The new law calls for fines and even jail time for those found guilty of online harassment.

Minimum Wage Increasing In Michigan March 29

Minimum wage will increase by 20 cents this month and a total of 42 cents by 2021.

Michigan Daycare Workers Stabbed Kids With Thumbtacks: State

State officials announced Monday that the daycare facility had been summarily suspended after the abusive violations were discovered.

These Are Michigan's Top Consumer Complaints

Last year state officials received nearly 9,000 consumer complaints. Here's what they were about.

Michigan Wants Participants For Marijuana Work Groups

Now that recreational marijuana is legal, the state is holding workgroups to help shape laws and policies.

State Offices Closed Monday For President's Day

All State of Michigan offices will be closed Monday in honor of President's Day. Here are your online resources instead.

Whitmer Blasts TV Station Over Story On Her Appearance

Whitmer said a segment featuring comments about her body was "way out of line," but added, "I'm tough, I can take it."