A 73-year-old Macomb County man has become the first $1 million winner playing the Michigan Lottery's new Cash Train scratch-off game—and says he's now "set for life."
If you notice military helicopters, fighter jets, or large military convoys across Michigan over the next two weeks, it's all part of Northern Strike 26-2, one of the nation's largest military readiness exercises.
Can Michigan police search your phone during a traffic stop? Here's what the law says about warrants, consent, and the situations where officers may legally access your device.
Michigan health officials have confirmed two deaths linked to the state's massive cyclosporiasis outbreak, which has now sickened more than 11,000 people.
A federal judge ordered the owner of four Leo's Coney Island locations in Southeast Michigan to pay more than $515,000 to 143 employees over overtime violations.
Michigan voters are choosing more than candidates in the 2026 Primary. The results could impact control of Washington, Lansing, and the future direction of the state.
Emergency crews responded to Trinity Lutheran Church in Fenton after a vehicle ended up partially submerged in a pond with the driver trapped inside Sunday morning.
A school principal for Durand Area Schools died Saturday evening after a head-on crash on a Shiawassee County road — and the community is feeling it deeply.
Planning a drive this week? Here are 12 Michigan road construction projects, closures, and traffic changes that could impact your commute or road trip.
If you received a drinking water notice from the City of Burton, don't panic. Here's why it was sent and why officials say the water is still safe to drink.