Michigan unemployment overpayments: Lawmakers push to waive collections of pandemic funds

Around 350,000 people who owe the Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency money that was overpaid during the Covid pandemic would not have to pay that back if a bill introduced in the Senate passes.

Where are the Skelton brothers? Mystery still unsolved as father, John Skelton, charged with murder

Fifteen years after the Skelton brothers disappeared from Morenci, Michigan, their father John Skelton has been charged with murder. However, though the boys have been declared dead, their bodies have never been found.

Rescued kittens saved by Union City police become new mascots

Security video from earlier this fall appears to show one of the kittens fall from a moving car. It is not clear if they were deliberately thrown out, but both were in distress.

Missing Oakland County teen found in child porn suspect's home on state's west side

A 51-year-old man has been charged with harboring a runaway, manufacturing child pornography and multiple firearm-related offenses, according to the Newaygo County Sheriff's Office.

John Skelton, father of missing Skelton brothers, charged with murder

John Skelton, the father of three Michigan boys who disappeared from Morenci in 2010 and were never found, has been charged with murder.

Northern Lights possible in Michigan on Wednesday night

The Northern Lights may be visible in Michigan on Wednesday night. See the Aurora borealis outlook here.

Michigan lawmakers propose allowing sale of raw milk in state

Selling raw milk is currently not allowed in Michigan, but a group of lawmakers want to change that by allowing farm-to-consumer sales of unpasteurized dairy.

John Skelton, father of missing Michigan brothers, to be released from prison soon

Months after a Michigan judge granted an order to declare the missing Skelton brothers dead, their father, John Skelton, is about to be released from prison.

Suspended Michigan car dealership reopens, says administrative error led to punishment

LaFontaine Chevrolet Buick GMC of St. Clair in China Township said Thursday that the Michigan Department of State (MDOS) lifted the suspension within a day of taking action against the dealership for allegedly selling used vehicles as new.

Woman on camera hurls hot coffee on McDonald's manager

A witness recorded the incident with the incensed customer, who claimed she waited over an hour for an online order.

Michigan car dealership accused of claiming used vehicles are new

According to the Michigan Department of State (MDOS), LaFontaine Chevrolet Buick GMC of St. Clair on King Road in China Township was allegedly assigning vehicles as loaners for customers, and then selling those vehicles as new despite them being used.