Court allows man to withdraw sex plea
In the Michigan Senate Chambers a tradition that began 18 years ago to honor fallen members of the armed services continued Friday. The service was punctuated
Though it's only the end of May, a budget agreement has already been reached in Lansing that could mean extra money in your pocket.
Fred Davis, a controversial ad creator, is no longer working with Rep. Pete Hoekstra's Senate campaign against incumbent Democrat Debbie Stabenow, according
Legislation under consideration in Lansing would allow owners of blighted and neglected property to be jailed if they fail to comply with repair orders.
Candidates who file to run for office need to follow the rules, the spokesperson for the Republican Speaker of the Michigan House said Monday. But what,
The Michigan Catholic Conference is suing Obama administration officials over the mandate requiring most employers to cover birth control.
A state lawmaker from the Grand Rapids area has defeated incumbent Saul Anuzis for a seat on the Republican National Committee.
The Michigan State Police, at the request of the Kent County prosecutor, are looking into the possibility of election fraud involving Matt Mojzak's filing to
More than a dozen Democratic Michigan House members have introduced legislation to repeal the state's "stand your ground" self-defense law after the fatal
Matt Mojzak, who filed to run as a Democrat minutes before the deadline -- at the same time current 76th District Rep. Roy Schmidt switched to the Republican
Ken Kibby estimates he's done more than 800 weddings, sometimes three in a weekend. He's a reverend with the Universal Life Church, just one of several online
Michigan's budget will have about $300 million more this year than state economists predicted in January, a combination of higher-than-expected tax payments
Rep. Roy Schmidt, who switched parties from Democrat to Republican on Tuesday, talked exclusively with 24 Hour News 8 about his reasons.
Michigan Democratic Party leaders are calling Rep. Roy Schmidt's party affiliation change "cowardly" and "sneaky."
More online charter schools will be allowed in Michigan under a law signed by Gov. Rick Snyder. The law signed Tuesday also will allow changes that supporters
The deadline to file for a position on the August primary ballot was 4 p.m. Tuesday. Following that deadline, it's now more clear how the race for U.S.
