MDOT misdistributed gas tax funds
A state auditor general's report shows the Michigan Department of Transportation incorrectly distributed gas tax funds to 35 county road commissions in the
MI soldier sworn in as lawyer by video
Before being deployed to Iraq, Army Reserve Maj. Miles Gengler needed Red Bull energy drinks to survive his schedule.
MI mistakenly releases 62 sex offenders
Michigan returned 62 sex offenders to prison in the past week after they were mistakenly released because of glitch in how psychologists determined their
Kmart helping Michigan's unemployed
The Kmart Smart Assist Savings Card gives eligible customers a 20% discount off more than 1,200 items for up to six months.
Alma Wheeler Smith enters gov race
State Rep. Alma Wheeler Smith has officially launched her Democratic gubernatorial campaign.
Mich, France look at 1679 shipwreck
The state of Michigan says it's working with France to conduct a fresh investigation of a Lake Michigan shipwreck, which could be a 17th-century ship called
Great Lakes wolves endangered again
The federal government on Monday agreed to put gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region back on the endangered species list -- at least temporarily.
Granholm to Ahnuld: send your prisoners
Empty Michigan prisons could become home to hundreds of California inmates if a deal can be struck.
DTE gives $50 to recycle refrigerators
Michigan's largest utility will pay customers $50 to recycle old refrigerators as part of a new program to make households more energy-efficient.
State Police layoffs take effect Sunday
About 100 Michigan State Police troopers will be laid off Sunday after a last-ditch effort to avoid the job loss failed.
Michigan unemployment up again
Michigan says seasonally unadjusted regional unemployment rates jumped sharply in all major labor markets except for the tourism-dependent North.
Land drops gov plans; supports Bouchard
Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land said she will not run for Michigan governor. Instead, she said she will support candidate Mike Bouchard.
Mich House votes for autism coverage
The Democrat-led Michigan House has voted to require better insurance coverage for autistic children.
Cherry: scholarship program should stay
Lt. Gov. John Cherry says Michigan lawmakers should restore money for the state's primary publicly funded college scholarship program.
$1.6M donated for volunteer plan
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation says it's giving $1.6 million to support activities in President Barack Obama's nationwide service initiative United We Serve.
There she is - Miss Michigan 2009
An Oakland County woman who is the reigning Miss Wayne County has been named Miss Michigan for 2009.