Senators voted 97-1 Wednesday to override Obama's decision to scuttle the bill.
Investigators call it one of the largest meth busts they've ever seen.
The recall covers certain Focus hatchback and RS vehicles from the 2013 through 2017 model years.
Gov. Rick Snyder will host a media roundtable providing an update on the state’s efforts to help the people of Flint recover from the water crisis.
The Tri-County Metro Narcotics team raided one of the largest meth labs it has ever found in Lansing, an officer told News 10.
An aide to House Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi says Pelosi and House Speaker Paul Ryan have an agreement on a first step for aid to address Flint's lead-tainted water.
Shkreli came under fire last year for jacking up the price of a lifesaving malaria medication 5,000 percent. He has also pleaded not guilty to federal charges of defrauding potential investors.
The Jackson Police Department is offering a reward for information about a shooting incident on Monday, September 26, 2016 that left a teenager wounded.
A former Michigan State University doctor could find out if he'll be charged with sexually assaulting gymnasts by the end of the week.
The shooting spurred protests at the scene for several hours, alleging police racism.
Michigan still has hundreds of untested rape kits statewide, and today Ingham County Prosecutor Gretchen Whitmer will discuss the problem.
Wells Fargo says CEO and top executives will forfeit tens of millions of dollars in bonuses.
Searching Schumer's name online increases your chances of downloading a computer virus.
He was one of the country's most admired leaders at home and abroad and the last surviving link to Israel's founding fathers.
Enduring years of hardship can negatively effect your brain.
Michigan's economic development board is investing $6.9 million to redevelop the Checker Cab building across from the former Tiger Stadium into a mixed-use residential and commercial building.
A former head of Detroit's information technology services office has pleaded guilty in federal court to accepting more than $29,000 in bribe payments.
A former head of Detroit's information technology services office has pleaded guilty in federal court to accepting more than $29,000 in bribe payments.
