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Flint police are searching for a missing 4-year-old girl who may be endangered.

As Michigan prepares for a fourth surge of coronavirus cases, health officials note a sharp increase in cases among children and teens in our state.

In no uncertain terms, the director of the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Rochelle Walensky says Michigan needs to "shut things down" in order to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson is sounding the alarm to parents and grandparents after arresting a predator who recorded a young girl under her dress.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is asking high schools to voluntarily go remote, cut youth sports, and wants Michiganders to avoid indoor dining.

Officials in Oakland County are investigating a mother who allegedly left her four-month-old baby boy alone in the woods.

We'd like to offer a personal thank you to the Fenton-area woman who realized she hadn't paid for her groceries and then decided to do the right thing.

Dr. Matthew Sims says the only way to stop Michigan's current coronavirus surge is to close restaurants and discontinue in-person learning and sporting events.

Since the first case of B.1.1.7 was reported in January in Michigan, there have been nearly 2,000 cases of variants of COVID-19 reported.

As many as 246 Michigan residents who are fully vaccinated have reported testing positive for COVID-19. Three of those people have died, according to reports.

A Michigan couple welcomed a brand new baby girl along the side of the highway Thursday.

I got my second dose of the coronavirus vaccine on Thursday. And while my experience wasn't bad, my body had its own unique way of reacting to the medication.