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Whitmer calls on Michigan's Democratic Legislature to advance healthcare, climate bills

August 30, 2023

Whitmer calls on Michigan's Democratic Legislature to advance healthcare, climate bills

Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday gave a "What's Next Address" ahead of the second half of the Midwestern state's legislative session.

UMich internet access restored after security issue

August 30, 2023

UMich internet access restored after security issue

Internet access has been restored at all three University of Michigan campuses after a security issue led to a multi-day outage over the weekend.

2 found dead in Michigan apartment likely killed by carbon monoxide poisoning: officials

August 29, 2023

2 found dead in Michigan apartment likely killed by carbon monoxide poisoning: officials

A man and woman who were found dead in their Lansing, Michigan, apartment last weekend with a gasoline-powered generator likely died of carbon monoxide poisoning, officials say.

Grand Rapids, MI, dismissed from lawsuit over Patrick Lyoya shooting

August 29, 2023

Grand Rapids, MI, dismissed from lawsuit over Patrick Lyoya shooting

The city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, has been dismissed from a lawsuit over the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya at the hands of former police officer Christopher Schurr.

Michigan man, far-right 'Boogaloo Boy,' gets year in prison for gun crimes

August 28, 2023

Michigan man, far-right 'Boogaloo Boy,' gets year in prison for gun crimes

Timothy Teagan, 23, of Plymouth, Michigan, has been sentenced to a year in prison related to his ownership of a firearm while concealing chronic drug use.

Michigan woman pleads no contest in winter pond crash that killed 3 young sons

August 28, 2023

Michigan woman pleads no contest in winter pond crash that killed 3 young sons

Western Michigan resident Leticia Gonzales has pleaded no contest to several charges related to the drowning deaths of her three sons after a February SUV crash.

Michigan man convicted of $3.5M fraudulent N95 mask scheme by federal jury

August 28, 2023

Michigan man convicted of $3.5M fraudulent N95 mask scheme by federal jury

Rodney Lewis Stevenson II of Muskegon, Michigan, has been convicted of failing to deliver nearly $3.5 million worth of N95 masks at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

UMich semester starts with internet outage on all campuses

August 28, 2023

UMich semester starts with internet outage on all campuses

The University of Michigan's three campuses all reported internet outages Monday, the first day of the school system's autumn semester.

Whitmer to push for ObamaCare's enshrinement into Michigan law

August 28, 2023

Whitmer to push for ObamaCare's enshrinement into Michigan law

Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will urge lawmakers this week to advance legislation protecting key Affordable Care Act provisions under state law.

Tornadoes touch down in Michigan; 5 dead after severe storms cause flooding, power outages, damage

August 25, 2023

Tornadoes touch down in Michigan; 5 dead after severe storms cause flooding, power outages, damage

Five people have died in Michigan as storms and tornadoes have battered the state, causing flooding, damage and leaving hundreds of thousand without power.