18 min ago | Patch.com
Retiring at 50: Could You Follow This Michigan Woman's Extreme Savings Plan?
Americans may be living longer, but our retirement plans aren't keeping up. Which means people are living longer with smaller bank accounts.
18 min ago | Detroit News
Michigan aims to expand education for inmates
Quantrez Sawyer was a security officer in Detroit three years ago, but he wasn't earning enough to live outside his mother's house and support his three children.
4 hrs ago | Detroit News
Stilt walker wrapping up trek around Michigan
Hundreds of miles and thousands of dollars later, the "Michigan Stilt Walker" is wrapping up his latest trek across the state.
8 hrs ago | MLive.com
Flint Bishop, other small Michigan airports have suffered big losses in flights, available seats
Like other small- and medium-sized airports, Flint's Bishop Airport has lost flights and had fewer seats available during the last five years.
8 hrs ago | MLive.com
Natalie Burg: Michigan's detours into social issues won't help attract young talent
KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER: Millennials appreciate Michigan's place-making efforts, writers Natalie Burg, but the state won't have much success selling itself to young talent with outdated attitudes on social issues such as gay marriage.
11 hrs ago | WTVG-TV Toledo
Sheriff: SW Michigan man drove farm tractor drunk
Sheriff's deputies arrested a southwestern Michigan man after finding him driving a farm tractor on a county road while drunk.
16 hrs ago | Detroit Free Press
Suspect arrested in Western Michigan U. assaults
Plans to tear down an old fudge shop to make way for an inn along Mackinac's bustling Main Street... School official Cheryl Roland says police made the arrest around 9:20 a.m. Saturday.
20 hrs ago | CBS Local
Michigan's $483M Surplus May Go To Road Repairs
There was no dearth of ideas about what to do with the state's newfound $483 million surplus this week after Michigan budget experts made the dollar figure official.
Audit Questions Use Of Michigan Petroleum Tax
Millions of dollars from a petroleum tax have been diverted to plug holes in the state budget and pay interest on debt, Michigan's auditor general said Friday.
Emails show Snyder aides aware of 'skunk works' group
Gov. Rick Snyder's administration has claimed the once-secret "skunk works" education reform project was not a government-sanctioned work group, but newly obtained administration correspondence suggests otherwise.
Want your business to be more energy efficient? Michigan Saves and Consumers Energy offers tips
Consumers Energy and Michigan Saves are hosting a free conference to help commercial property owners become more energy efficient.
Michigan growers bracing for a stink bug invasion
A tiny insect with a voracious appetite has found its way to Metro Detroit and soon could pose a big threat to Michigan's fruit and vegetable crops.
Michiganders feel this morning's Canadian earthquakes
Earthquakes Canada is reporting a 5.1-magnitude earthquake just west of Ottawa that was felt as far away as Toronto.
Michigan football stars tell touching stories, raise more than...
Michigan Heisman Trophy winner Charles Woodson shakes hands with a young fan Friday during the Mott Takeover on WTKA at the MDen.
Cancer, rape fraud case bowls over Mich. community
A Michigan woman gained the sympathy and admiration of her community as the subject of a newspaper's award-winning series about surviving rape.
Source: Former Michigan Congressman Mark Schauer Will Run For Governor
Former U.S. Rep. Mark Schauer of Michigan will seek the Democratic nomination for governor, a source close to him confirmed Tuesday.
Michigan AG Bill Schuette weighs in on IRS scandal, invites impacted groups to contact his office
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is calling on President Barack Obama to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the Internal Revenue Service and inviting local organizations who feel they were targeted by the agency to contact his office.
Earthquake in Canada shakes Saginaw, southeast Michigan; did you feel it?
Did you feel it? A U.S. Geological Survey map shows intensity of the earthquake based on observations from people in nearby cities.
Michigan rep proposes ban on late-night fireworks
Michigan's year-old law allowing the sale and use of airborne fireworks could be changed after it enflamed public complaints last summer because of late-night backyard blasting.
Michigan Fruit-Growers Seem to Have Dodged Bullet
Michigan fruit tree growers who suffered devastating freeze losses one year ago seem to have sustained less serious damage from this week's late frost.