El-Sayed makes closing pitch to voters in Detroit
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Abdul El-Sayed held a rally and press conference Sunday for supporters in downtown Detroit ahead of Tuesday's primary election. FOX 2's Camille Amiri has the latest. 

Michigan Senate primary: Where Stevens and El-Sayed stand on the issues
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With just days until Michigan's primary election, Democratic U.S. Senate candidates Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed outlined their positions during a debate on FOX 2 earlier this week. Here's where they stand on key issues.

Whitmer endorses Stevens in race for U.S. Senate

Whitmer's endorsement comes less than two weeks from the Primary election and could be instrumental in swinging a closely-watched race.

Why did Mallory McMorrow delete old social media postings?

A candidate for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat is facing heat after she deleted thousands of old social media posts from her X account.

Michigan lawmakers pass $81B budget with road funding plan and cuts elsewhere

It required compromise between each chamber, yielding a new road funding program, a massive wholesale tax on marijuana, while other parts of previous funding deals like universal free school lunches were maintained.

Biden?s cancer diagnosis & Rogers on the race for Senate
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President Biden announces he?s been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer. Plus, former Congressman Mike Rogers on his run for U.S. Senate

Doctor: McCain's tumor is a 'rare', 'tough diagnosis'
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Sen. John McCain's diagnosis of brain cancer jolted the Senate where Republicans and Democrats offered prayers and words of encouragement for a six-term lawmaker with a war hero past.

Warren silenced by Senate Republicans after violating arcane rule
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Warren produced a three-decade-old letter in which Coretta Scott King wrote that Sessions as an acting federal prosecutor in Alabama used his power to "chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens."

Warren silenced by Senate Republicans after violating arcane rule
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Warren produced a three-decade-old letter in which Coretta Scott King wrote that Sessions as an acting federal prosecutor in Alabama used his power to "chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens."