Michigan unemployment agency will pay $55M to workers under class-action settlement
The Unemployment Insurance Agency of Michigan agreed to pay out $55 million in jobless claims it improperly clawed back from workers during the pandemic.
MSU's annual Hanami Spring Picnic
Join in on the spring celebration of the blossoming cherry trees at Tollgate Farm & Education Center this Sunday, May 5th from 11 - 3. Tickets are $10 a person. Pre-registration is required by Saturday, May 4th. Register at www.canr.msu.edu/events/hanami-spring-picnic
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Automatic emergency braking requirement coming to new vehicles
The mandate will go into effect within the next five years. It will give automakers time to bolster their systems - but could drive up prices of cars by about $82.
Opportunity in infrastructure: Whitmer signs executive directive for workforce training
"Bridges and roads are not Republican or Democratic, they are an absolute essential and that's why this work matters," she said.
Popular weight loss medication can also help those with cardiovascular disease
The director of preventive cardiology at the University of Michigan, says the medications are a promising option for many patients.
Those with cardiovascular disease could benefit from weight loss drugs
In a clinical trial, semaglutide was found to reduce the risk of a high-risk person having a heart attack or stroke by around 20 percent.
Pro Blue: Wolverines have 3rd most players taken ever in NFL Draft with 13
"It got emotional for me, the little hairs on the arm were standing up," Harbaugh said at his post-draft press conference.
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo with El Arbol Taqueria
Executive Chef Steve Dock and Sous Chef Nick Morin from El Arbol Taqueria in Brighton demonstrate how to prepare Charro Beans. The restaurant is hosting a two-day celebration for Cinco de Mayo. El Arbol Taqueria is located at 140 W. Main St. For more, visit elarboltaco.com.
Detroit takes victory lap after successful draft, even as it was almost derailed
Before the draft started, it was almost derailed, the Detroit mayor said Monday. Hours before it was to start, he got a call from the police chief: the real-time command center had gone dark.
Operation 'Ghost Rider' in Michigan kicks off Monday
The first offense is $100 and penalties escalate with additional violations. This is the first full year of enforcement with Michigan's new distracted driving law.
Southfield Freeway construction begins April 29
Plan on road closures being in effect through the fall as both directions of the highway get resurfaced. Plan on at least one lane closure the entire time.
NFL Draft brings economic boost to Detroit businesses
While crews began to dismantle the NFL Draft staging area in Detroit, the excitement and economic boost the event brought to town lives on.
Detroit shines in hosting NFL Draft, shatters attendance records
The NFL posted on its social media Saturday that more than 700,000 people were in attendance for the 3-day event, shattering prior NFL Draft records for total and individual daily attendance.
Draft Day in Detroit The Weatherboys' 40 yd dash in high heels on Woodward - who'll break an ankle first
The answer will surprise you!
Rob Wolchek teaches high school students another 'Scam School' lesson
In “Scam School," FOX 2's Rob Wolchek speaks with students about bad business practices. After all, he has years of experience chasing down bad guys with his Hall of Shame stories.
Building owner charged with involuntary manslaughter in Clinton Township blast
Noor Noel Kestou, 31, of Commerce Township, was charged in connection with the March 4 blast that killed Turner Lee Salter about a quarter of a mile away.
NFL Draft in Detroit: Caleb Williams expected to be first pick
With the first pick in the NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears are expected to pick Caleb Williams, quarterback from USC.
Michigan lawmakers want to regulate PFAS by limiting manufacturers' use
PFAS chemicals are widely used because of their resistance to water and oil - but once they enter the environment, they don't go away. They're now associated with cancer and birth defects.
NFL Draft in Detroit: Security, parking, transportation, maps and everything else to know for the draft
The draft is in town - not sure if you've seen - which means downtown Detroit will be the center of the football world for the weekend. Before heading down to enjoy the sights, you'll want to plan ahead.