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A Black student at Hartland High School in Livingston County is speaking out about racism and harassment at the school.

Michigan residents who are 50 or over will be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as Monday.

Michigan will soon loosen COVID-19 restrictions as infection rates continue to move in the right direction in our state.

Former WJBK reporter Charlie Leduff is set to file a lawsuit against Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, over coronavirus death data in Michigan nursing homes.

The Federal Communications Commission has just approved the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program. Eligible families can get a $50 bill credit from their internet providers.

LeeLee Kisses isn't your average Michigan-based company. The growing makeup company is run by a 9-year-old Muskegon girl, with a little help from her folks.

The state is extending the deadline for bars and restaurants in Michigan to renew their liquor licenses.

A surprising number of children -- some as young as 14 -- get married each year in Michigan. A new bill would put an end to the practice.

A police officer in Sterling Heights has been placed on an unpaid leave after a Facebook post from last week made light of George Floyd's death.

If Fonzi could talk, he'd tell an amazing story of how he wasrescued on Saturday after spending four days stranded on ice along the icy Detroit River.

Customs Agents in Cincinnati, Ohio seized a shipment of cereal from South America that was covered in cocaine instead of sugar.

We are surrounded by the beauty of the Great Lakes, and these ice formations on the shore of Lake Michigan are just stunning.