Monday Jun 17 | WXYZ
Where your kids can eat for free
Starting today, kids across Michigan can get free lunch and breakfast. It's part of the Summer Feeding Service Program, sponsored by the Michigan Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Halfway home: Heartline House offers former female inmates a place to reclaim their lives
For Michigan women who've broken the law, a 1920s-era former Catholic convent on Detroit's east side is the halfway point to a second chance.
Anniversary: Kenneth Roberts & Dorothy Roberts
They were married on June 20, 1953 in Ecorse, Michigan. Their children are Christine Roberts and Debra R. Meadows, both of Clyde.
Motorcyclist In Serious Condition After Crash
A motorcyclist is in the hospital with head injuries after he lost control of his bike and crashed into an oncoming car.
Life after Orr: oversight won't end overnight
When Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr meets Friday with the city's creditors and labor unions, look for him to open with a line like, 'This is not a $15-billion business transaction about debt and cost cutting.
City of Muskegon defies state perceptions and produces another stable budget for 2014
Too many people from across the state of Michigan tend to lump Muskegon in with financially-suffering cities such as Ecorse, Pontiac, Flint, River Rouge and Benton Harbor.
Record number of Michigan school districts operating under budget deficit, officials say
It's not just urban school districts, like Detroit, Ecorse and Pontiac, that are operating with deficits, state School Superintendent Mike Flanagan told legislators Thursday morning.
After Emergency Manager, Ecorse On Track and In the Hands of Local Officials
With a healthy balance sheet, a two-year budget and an improved credit rating, Ecorse is back in the hands of local leaders.
Don't hurt our state's students by lowering curriculum standards: Sen. Phil Pavlov
In 2006, Michigan boldly adopted a set of rigorous high school graduation requirements.
Advocates take team approach to search
As missing person cases languish, some residents and supporters have stepped out on their own to find answers and closure.