Justin Hicks

The 11-year-old West Michigan girl suffered a life-threatening E. coli-related illness that resulted in kidney, pancreas and brain damage.

See the state’s most and least affordable communities for buying property.

Class action settlement funds were supposed to go out earlier this year, but the timeline has been delayed.

A look at the best and worst on-time rates at Michigan airports.

The program aims to promote proper gun storage methods while eliminating some of the financial burden.

The U.S. already has as many measles cases in 2024 as it did in all of 2023.

Proponents hail the environmental and public health benefits, while opponents call the standards unrealistic.

Mary Johnson hopes her story will inspire others to learn about testing and take steps to prioritize their health.

Existing options like Wegovy and Zepbound are expensive and can be hard to get, but new options are in the works.

Ten projects were selected for the 2024 grant program.

The state-run facility has also been the subject of two lawsuits in recent years.

MDOT says it expects to use 175,000 less tons of deicing salt this winter.

About 23% of registered voters participated in Michigan’s February 2024 presidential primary.

The preliminary junction ruling bars Karamo from calling herself chair of the party, access party finances or call meetings. The ruling appears to put Pete Hoekstra, who was later elected by the breakaway faction, to be the chair of the state party.

An observational study conducted in 2023 found 92.4% of drivers were wearing their seat belt. It was the lowest usage rate since 2004.

Haley is running against former president Donald Trump in the 2024 Republican primary.

More than half of Michigan’s local roads are in poor condition.

The former president is scheduled to speak at a Get Out the Vote Rally in Oakland County.

The dust has settled since the pandemic disruptions with more robust inventories. New vehicle prices have on average come down about 2.4%, but don’t expect to see the price tags of the last decade return.

More than 3,200 workers who were wrongly accused of unemployment fraud are to receive settlement checks.