A Michigan startup is developing a guitar-based therapy program to help people with Parkinson’s improve motor skills and emotional health. The 12-week program is now being studied with Hope College.
Six Detroit students were hospitalized after eating marijuana edibles at school, and officials still don’t know where they came from. All are expected to be okay.
Michigan’s flooding problems continue to grow, with more counties added to the state of emergency list. Damage to roads, infrastructure, and utilities is piling up across the state.
A Linden man has pleaded no contest to nine charges involving the sexual assault of a young relative. The plea deal includes a requested minimum sentence well below standard guidelines, raising concerns.
The Mackinac Island ferry dispute is escalating beyond ticket prices. Now, the company running ferries says it could stop service entirely in 2027 if no deal is reached.
Michigan has launched “Operation Ghost Rider,” a statewide crackdown targeting distracted drivers using phones behind the wheel, as officials warn the behavior continues to cause serious crashes and deaths.
Michigan ranks 36th overall for working moms in a new 2026 study, but it’s child care where the state really struggles—landing among the worst in the nation for accredited options.
More than 80 road projects are impacting Michigan drivers this week, including major highways like I-75 and I-94. Locally, construction on I-69 and I-475 is adding to the frustration.
Ice cream season is officially here in Genesee County. From cones to sundaes, check out 13 awesome local spots now open and ready to serve up something sweet.
Another motorcyclist has died following a crash in Genesee County, less than two weeks after a similar tragedy. The latest incident happened on North Dort Highway and remains under investigation.
George Lopez is bringing his stand-up comedy to Flint, and we caught up with him ahead of the show. He shared thoughts on his career, performing live, and his connection to hardworking audiences like those in Mid-Michigan.
From childcare to housing, the cost of raising a child adds up fast. A new report breaks down what families are paying nationwide—and where Michigan fits in.