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.
Almont workplace shooting leads to murder charges against Michigan man
A man accused of killing an employee at Trims Unlimited in Almont is facing murder charges.
Victim of Saline crash remembered as family man, as wife is critically injured
The Ram sideswiped the semi-truck before colliding head-on with a Chevrolet Silverado truck driven by Burleson with his wife inside.
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.
Free Veterans Day food: Michigan restaurants, coffee shops, and more celebrating the military on Nov. 11
Restaurants across Michigan are offering free food on Veterans Day. See the list here.
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.
Victim dead after shooting at Lapeer County business; suspect shot by police
A suspect was shot by police after shooting someone at Trims Unlimited on Van Dyke in Almont.
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.
Pasta recall: 1 death reported in Michigan linked to nationwide listeria outbreak
One person from Michigan has died and at least two others have gotten ill after eating pasta that is part of a nationwide recall, according to the CDC. These products were sold at numerous stores, including Kroger and Trader Joe's.
Traffic alert: Busiest month for deer crashes in Michigan arrives
Most crashes with deer occur in November, according to data from the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning.
Consumers Energy looking to sell hydroelectric dams to Confluence Hydro
Consumers Energy has announced they are asking state and federal regulators to approve the sale of their hydroelectric dams to Confluence Hydro, which they say will reduce costs for customers.
Grand Blanc church shooting FBI update: Killer had anti-religious beliefs
The gunman's motive was officially given in a FBI Detroit Field Office release Friday, one month after the deadly attack.
Michigan lawmakers propose longer firearm deer hunting season due to SNAP pause
Several Michigan lawmakers introduced a resolution to extend firearm deer hunting this season due to a pause in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
Farmington Hills man among 3 caught trying to meet child for sex, Michigan sheriff says
Three men, including one from Metro Detroit, were recently busted in an undercover sting targeting child predators, according to the Ingham County Sheriff's Office.
Online clothing, shoe retailer agrees to $1M settlement over deceptive billing, Michigan AG announces
The company behind several brands, including ShoeDazzle, has agreed to a $1 million settlement after allegations of deceptive practices tied to its VIP Membership Program.
Cougar sightings are surging in Michigan
This year included some of the highest profile sights of cougars in years: two cubs that were spotted by a private homeowner in the Upper Peninsula.
Body of MSU grad student from Canada identified in Red Cedar River
East Lansing police have identified a person who was found dead in the Red Cedar River earlier in October.
Grand Blanc Township fire chief on leave amid staffing disagreements
Hired to the position earlier this year, Jamie Jent is now on administrative leave at the Grand Blanc Township Fire Department.
State police rescue injured red-tailed hawk in northern Michigan
On Oct. 15, troopers from the Houghton Lake Post were dispatched to a Grayling parking lot on a report of the injured bird.