The surviving family members of Michigan first responders who die in the line of duty will qualify for up to five years of state-paid health insurance under legislation signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder.
The 45-55 vote on Tuesday stalls the stopgap bill -- for now.
State grant now adds up to $5.3 million in exchange for 704 jobs.
Clinton County prosecutor Charles Sherman announced Tuesday he will not authorize charges against Judge Rosemarie Aquilina.
Mid-Michigan voters gathered for a debate watch party at our WILX-TV studios, sounding off, giving us their immediate reaction.
Police in Potterville are investigating an act of vandalism aimed at a gay couple at Potterville High School chosen for the homecoming court.
While their reactions to the movie vary, many relatives share a hope that "Deepwater Horizon" will remind people about the human toll of the disaster.
A Democratic lawmaker from Flint, Michigan, says House Republican leaders are refusing to approve emergency aid for the city's water crisis because a majority of Flint residents are African-Americans.
Young boy with a heart of gold is doing his part to keep the homeless warm in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Police say their bodies were found in a car matching the description of the car in the Amber Alert.
A man could spend the rest of his life in prison for the slaying of his 24-year-old ex-girlfriend whose body was found in a trash container behind an abandoned Detroit house.
Survivors of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history will also each receive $65,000 to $300,000 from the OneOrlando Fund.
Missing man found clinging to life raft off Massachusetts coast claims his mother went down with sinking fishing boat; Coast Guard says they never received distress call.
Hundreds turn out for candlelight vigil honoring five killed in Washington mall shooting.
The same day, Chelsea Clinton plans to visit the Traverse City area to campaign for her mother Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate.
A firefighter who responded to a report of a gas leak Tuesday morning was killed in a house explosion shortly after authorities discovered what appeared to be a drug lab.
Settled on the shores of the Missouri River, a great Navy vessel is parked in her permanent home: the U.S.S. Marlin, a Cold War training submarine, commissioned in 1953 and decommissioned in 1973.
The man told police he was looking for his wallet and cell phone in a dumpster when it was tipped into the trash truck.
