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Why Grand Rapids Is Crowdsourcing Money to Address Violence
By Josiah Bates
13 Religious Sisters Have Died From COVID-19 at a Single Convent in Michigan
By Mélissa Godin
Judge Sends Black Teen to Juvenile Detention Over Online Schoolwork
By Mahita Gajanan
White Couple Charged After Pulling Gun Outside Chipotle
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Trump Tours Michigan Ford Factory Without Mask
The Ford Motor Company had said it had told President Trump that he would need a mask
By Madeleine Carlisle
May 21, 2020
Mich. Lawmaker Apologizes for Confederate Mask
GOP Sen. Dale Zorn donned the mask as state senators debated revoking Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s emergency powers
By Tara Law
April 26, 2020
Sanders' Campaign Future Could Depend on Michigan
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has a critical mission on Tuesday: beating former Vice President Joe Biden in Michigan. On a day when 352 of the remaining delegates in the Democratic presidential primary will be awarded,...
By Lissandra Villa
March 9, 2020
Garth Brooks' Barry Sanders Jersey Confused With Bernie
They were not pleased
By Madeleine Carlisle
February 29, 2020
School District Borders Can Worsen Inequality. These Students Are Fighting for a Better Education
66 years and counting after Brown v. Board of Education, American education remains highly segregated
By Kevin Carey / Benton Harbor, Mich.
February 20, 2020
Heckler Asks a Parent, ‘Why Didn’t You Stay in Mexico?'
The remark shocked the room; a heated discussion ensued
By Jasmine Aguilera
February 5, 2020
Gretchen Whitmer Is Giving the Democrats' State of the Union Response. Here's What to Know
The 48-year-old Michigan governor is a rising star in the Democratic Party
By Tara Law
February 4, 2020
Michigan State University Student Sent Back to Iran
"They just told him that he was inadmissible"
By Tara Law
January 28, 2020
Two Detroit Police Officers Shot, One Killed While Responding to 'Home Invasion' Incident
The slain officer killed was an 17-year veteran of the city's police department
By Josiah Bates
November 21, 2019
Thieves Perform Massive Apple and Pumpkin Heist
"This was not a one man job"
By Sanya Mansoor
October 19, 2019
VP Pence Criticized for Mackinac Island Motorcade
The vehicle ban has been in place on the island for about 121 years
By Tara Law
September 22, 2019
Michigan State Gets $4.5 Million Fine Over Nassar Abuse
"Too many people in power knew," Betsy DeVos said
By Katie Reilly
September 5, 2019
‘I Think My Approach Is Better Now.’ Allow Ex-Republican Justin Amash to Reintroduce Himself
Michigan Rep. Justin Amash took a daylong tour of his district with a unique purpose: to reintroduce himself to his constituents as an Independent.
By Lissandra Villa/Grand Rapids, Mich.
August 22, 2019
What It Was Like Watching the Debates in Flint
Between Harris, Biden, and Booker, no clear favorite emerged. Instead, these Flint voters seemed drawn to candidates like businessman Andrew Yang and Rep. Tulsi Gabbard.
By Charlotte Alter/Flint, Mich.
August 1, 2019
Thousands of Michigan Homes Lost Power Amid Serious Heatwave
DTE Energy says it hopes to restore power to 80% of affected customers by Monday
By Abby Vesoulis
July 21, 2019
2-year-old girl found after getting lost in Michigan woods
Gabriella showed up on a porch about half a mile west of the original location
By Sanya Mansoor
July 16, 2019
Hotel Offers Free Stay for Women Traveling for Abortions
Shelly O'Brian wanted to do something to help women unable to seek abortions in their home states
By Alejandro de la Garza
June 9, 2019
Reports: Two Young Amish Children Killed by Drunk Driver
A woman and a 3-year-old child were also seriously injured in the crash
By Tara Law
June 8, 2019
Detroit Police Arrest Person of Interest in Suspected Serial Killer Case
"Right now it seems the suspects is targeting sex workers who engage in illicit sexual acts in vacant dwellings."
By Gina Martinez
June 6, 2019
'He Doesn't Trust Water.' 5 Years Later, Flint Sees Few Signs of Relief
It’s too hopeful to think the Flint, Mich., water crisis is over. Five years ago this month, the city began using the corrosive Flint River as its main source of water, which ate away the...
By Josh Sanburn
April 11, 2019
Michigan Utility Companies Ask Customers to Turn Down Heat in Minus-12-Degree Cold After Fire at Gas Plant
To save energy
By Jamie Ducharme
January 31, 2019
U.S. Ban on Female Genital Mutilation Ruled Unconstitutional
The case is the first federal criminal complaint involving female genital mutilation in the U.S.
By Eli Meixler
November 21, 2018
Michigan Is Now Poised to Elect Democratic Women
In a year when an unprecedented number of women are running for office all over the country, the state that helped make Trump president is also the state with the most notable surge in enthusiasm for female candidates.
By Charlotte Alter/Plymouth, Mich.
November 6, 2018
Elissa Slotkin Wants the Democrats to Be the Party of Patriotism
"If there was ever a moment for a strategic shift, it's now."
By Charlotte Alter/Holly, Mich.
November 5, 2018
Remains of 63 Fetuses Found in a Detroit Funeral Home
In total, officials said they found 36 fetuses stored in boxes and 27 found in freezers.
By Gina Martinez
October 20, 2018
Why Democrats Are Targeting Secretaries of State in the Elections
In most states, the office of secretary of state is far from glamorous. Though the duties vary, it's largely an administrative role involving keeping records and issuing licenses. But Democrats have made it a priority...
By Maya Rhodan
October 16, 2018
11 Infant Corpses Found Hidden in Detroit Funeral Home
"They were in a cardboard box stuffed away from a stairwell"
By Gina Martinez
October 13, 2018
Detroit Cop Fired After Posting Racist Picture to Snapchat
Sean Bostwick was fired Monday after the post went viral
By Mahita Gajanan
September 24, 2018
A 12-Year-Old Girl Who Took Part in the 'Fire Challenge' Is in Intensive Care With Burns Covering Half Her Body
She 'looked like a fireball'
By Jamie Ducharme
August 22, 2018
The Doctor Who Discovered Lead in Flint's Water on What Went Wrong and How to Fix It
The pediatrician who revealed that Flint had lead in its water has a new book about what went wrong and how to fix it
By Belinda Luscombe
June 28, 2018
Why the Michigan Gubernatorial Primary Matters for the Midterms
The primary in one of the most anti-establishment states in the nation may be a preview of the party's path forward
By Charlotte Alter/Dearborn
May 31, 2018
Michigan Catholic School Revokes 'Modesty Poncho' Prom Plan for Female Students
The school had put up a poncho display warning students to stick to the dress code
By Mahita Gajanan
May 1, 2018
Fights Erupt in Michigan Ahead of a Scheduled Speech by White Nationalist Richard Spencer
The incident was captured on video
By Aric Jenkins
March 5, 2018
Man Arrested For 'Threatening CNN Mass Shooting'
"Fake news. I'm coming to gun you all down," he allegedly told a CNN operator in Atlanta
By Eli Meixler
January 23, 2018
Michigan State Won't Fire President Amid Criticisms Over Nassar Abuse
Students and state lawmakers have called on the president to resign
By Katie Reilly
January 19, 2018
A 'Natural Meteor Fireball' Just Exploded Over Michigan
Authorities have urged witnesses to stop calling 911
By Joseph Hincks
January 17, 2018
This 104-Year-Old Woman Drinks a Diet Coke Every Day
'I thought I'd never be 104'
By Jamie Ducharme
January 5, 2018
Police Chief Says Officers Handcuffing an 11-Year-Old Girl Made Him 'Physically Nauseous'
The Grand Rapids police chief said officers made a mistake in handcuffing her
By Mahita Gajanan
December 15, 2017
Demolition Fails to Bring Down the Pontiac Silverdome
"It was built a little too well"
By Jennifer Calfas
December 3, 2017
Ohio State Suspends Most Fraternities Amid Probes
The university is the latest in a string of recent Greek life suspensions
By Katie Reilly
November 17, 2017
Police Mercilessly Promise to Spoil
Stranger Things
If You End Up in Jail
A scarier prospect than the Upside Down
By Megan McCluskey
November 6, 2017
Man Killed by Rock That Teens Threw From Highway Overpass, Police Say
Several teenagers are in custody for the incident
By Aric Jenkins
October 21, 2017
Mom Jailed After Refusing to Vaccinate Her Child Says She Would 'Do It All Over Again'
Rebecca Bredow was jailed for five days and lost primary custody of her child
By Melissa Chan
October 13, 2017
Former Substitute Teacher Accused of Having Sex With High School Student
26-year-old Allyson Moran was a soccer coach and chemistry teacher
By Melissa Chan
September 20, 2017
Mother Arrested After Her Baby Suffocates While Sleeping Next to Her in Bed
“She’s been going through hell since this baby died"
By Melissa Chan
September 19, 2017
Kid Rock Delivers R-Rated Political Speech
"Wait 'til you hear Kid Rock for the President of the USA"
By Rachel Lewis
September 13, 2017
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