Election leaders estimate record-breaking turnout in Michigan

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer will speak at 1 p.m. about efforts the state is taking to ensure a convenient election.

Michigan's Dr. Khaldun: just because it's permitted it does not mean that is a good idea to do it

As Michigan's COVID-19 cases grow, Michigan's chief medical director is urging everyone to keep their mask on as much as humanly possible and that just because something is allowed, doesn't mean you should do it.

Whitmer responds to President Trump's comments during Muskegon rally

Almost 24 hours after President Trump took a visit to Muskegon, Governor Gretchen Whitmer decided to respond to some of his comments, during an interview on NBC'S Meet the Press Sunday morning. 

Whitmer signs bills extending unemployment benefits until end of year

Senate Bills 886 and 991 expand the unemployment benefits. Since March 15, Governor Whitmer’s administration has paid over $25 billion in benefits to 2.2 million workers, according to the state.

Owosso barber who defied Whitmer has charges dropped but may still lose license to work

In June, the state restored Karl Manke's license - but he still faced criminal charges for violating the executive order until now. After the Michigan Supreme Court ruled Whitmer did not have the authority, the Shiawassee County prosecutor dismissed the criminal case.

Michigan House and Senate approve COVID-19 bills, send plan to Whitmer

The Michigan House and Senate chambers approved a series of measures early Wednesday morning that extend unemployment benefits and alter the state's nursing home policy.

3 denied bond in alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer

A federal judge has ordered three of the five Michigan men accused of plotting to kidnap Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to held without bond before trial

Five men accused of Whitmer kidnapping plot in federal court Tuesday

Five of the men accused of planning to kidnap the governor and put her on trial for treason will appear in federal court on Tuesday in Grand Rapids

Gov. Whitmer signs 'clean slate' bill to erase marijuana convictions

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer will sign bipartisan legislation Monday that will expunge certain marijuana convictions.

Interview: Is terrorism growing in the U.S.?

It’s been less than a week since 13 men were arrested for their connection to a plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer. 

Michigan bars allowed to reopen under new health order

Michigan bars are allowed to reopen under a new order issued by the Department of Health and Human Services.