Firefighter From Michigan Battling Wildfire In Oregon Dies After Being Struck By Tree, Officials SayCollin Hagan, 27, died Wednesday while he was fighting the Big Swamp Fire near Oakridge, Oregon, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office said in a statement posted on social media.
Former Sterling Heights City Council Candidate Charged With Election FraudA 27-year-old man who was unsuccessful in a bid for the Sterling Heights City Council is facing felony charges from Michigan's Attorney General related to ballot application forgeries.
University Of Michigan Cuts Ties With Embattled Hockey Coach Mel PearsonThe school announced its decision on Friday. Pearson's contract expired after last season and he had been an at-will employee, pending a review of the program.
West Michigan Library's Future Uncertain Over LGBTQ Material FlapA western Michigan library faced an uncertain future Thursday after a flap over LGBTQ material on its shelves led to the failure of the renewal of a property tax millage that funds most of its budget.
Primary Vote Could Mean No Black Detroit Member In CongressState Rep. Shri Thanedar won Michigan’s 13th Congressional Democratic primary, topping a field of nine candidates in a district that covers most of Detroit and potentially leaving the predominantly Black city next term without Black representation in Congress for the first time since the early 1950s.
Tudor Dixon Wins Michigan GOP Governor Primary, Will Face Gretchen WhitmerBusinesswoman and conservative commentator Tudor Dixon won the Republican primary for Michigan governor on Tuesday, setting up a tough race against Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as anger and division within the state GOP threaten the party’s efforts in the battleground state this fall.
The Influence Former President Trump Has On Michigan GOP Race For GovernorAs we await the official results from Tuesday’s primary, we spoke to political experts about the influence former President Donald Trump has on the race.
Michigan Reports 20,173 New COVID-19 Cases, 106 Deaths Over The Last WeekThe Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced new coronavirus cases and additional deaths in the state. Here's everything to know.
How To Follow Tuesday's Primary ElectionsSummer break is over. With fewer than 100 days until the general election, the final rounds of 2022 midterms primaries will come fast and furious over the next six weeks, beginning with a busy Tuesday featuring key contests around the country.
In Michigan, GOP Discord Threatens Effort To Oust Gov. WhitmerSeveral little-known Michigan conservatives are vying Tuesday for the Republican nomination to face Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, as infighting over the 2020 election has split the party and threatens to hobble the GOP's efforts in the battleground state.
Michigan Court: County Prosecutors Can Enforce Abortion BanAbortion could become illegal in parts of Michigan after a state Court of Appeals panel ruled Monday that a state judge’s injunction blocking the enforcement of a pre-Roe ban does not apply to county prosecutors.
Birmingham Jewelry Buyer Sentenced To Prison For Committing Wire FraudA Birmingham jewelry buyer has been sentenced to 151 months in prison after pleading guilty to devising and executing a scheme to defraud a client out of $12 million.
Michigan Judge Elizabeth Gleicher In Abortion Case Denies Request To Step AsideA Michigan judge who suspended the state’s long-unenforced abortion ban in May denied a request Friday from state lawmakers seeking to disqualify her from presiding over the key abortion case.
‘We worked hard’: Retirees Of Delphi Corp Continue To Fight For BenefitsThe fight for retirees of Delphi Corp to receive full benefits continues, but there’s now hope the battle may soon be over.