'You Can in Michigan' campaign launched to increase state population, talent

From California to New York to Georgia, many will see "You Can in Michigan" advertisements that aim to showcase Michigan's attractions, promote talent and increase the state's population.

Michigan leaders, residents unite to show solidarity with Israel

Michigan leaders and metro Detroit residents gathered on Oct. 9 to show Israel support following surprise attacks from Hamas that left hundreds dead over the weekend.

Michigan opens tuition-free community college scholarship to more adults

Adults between the ages of 21 and 24 in Michigan who have not yet earned a college degree can now enroll in a state program that provides a tuition-free community scholarship.

Whitmer eyes repealing anti-abortion restrictions, boosting 'Obamacare' access next session

Advocates of reproductive health say 40 years of laws restricting abortion access have built up in Michigan. Armed with a Democratic majority in Lansing, they envision a busy fall and winter.

FBI: Michigan mom lied about buying guns for son who made death threats against Democrats

Michelle Berka allegedly purchased five guns for her son Randall, despite his history of mental illness. He was arrested in March after calling for the deaths of the Michigan governor and other politicians.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer talks 1-on-1 about new state budget, power outages and Covid policies

"Of course it concerns me. People deserve to know that their power is going to be reliable and affordable," she said. "We also know that the severe weather events are going to continue."

Whitmer creates new department with focus on education potential and outcomes

Instead of focusing on the day-to-day of Michigan's schools, MiLEAP will emphasize student outcomes and ensuring access to career opportunities.

Scoop: Michigan lawmaker Mallory McMorrow considering run for governor

Gretchen Whitmer's second term may have only just started, but some are already making moves for the next run for Michigan governor

Gretchen Whitmer's sister running for Congress

Liz Gereghty, the sister of Michigan's governor has launched a campaign for political office.

Whitmer signs safe storage and background check gun bills into law

Safe storage and universal background check bills breezed through the legislature this session. A third bill dealing with extreme risk protection orders hasn't passed the House.

'We've gotten a lot done': Gov. Whitmer breaks down the first 100 days of her 2nd term as Michigan governor

From repealing Right to Work and Michigan's 1930s abortion ban to working to reform gun laws, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sat down exclusively with FOX 2 to discuss what's happened during the first 100 days of her second term.

Whitmer signs repeal of 'right-to-work' bill as Michigan rolls back union-restricting law

Michigan, long known as a mainstay of organized labor, became the first state in decades to repeal a union-restricting law known as "right-to-work" that was passed over a decade ago by a Republican-controlled Legislature.