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150 dogs removed from northern Michigan breeder
More than 150 dogs have been removed from locations owned by a breeding facility in Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula, where officials said the animals were living in outdoor enclosures with little protection.
8 hrs ago | CBS Local
Bill Would Let Michigan Install Red-Light Cameras
Michigan's local governments would have the option to put cameras at intersections to spot drivers running red lights under proposed legislation in the state House.
12 hrs ago | WNWN-FM Battle Creek
Aide files suit against Michigan lawmaker
Twenty-nine-year-old Tramaine Cotton claims Banks forced him to have sex and gave him a raise in an attempt to create a romantic relationship.
Michigan bass opener coincides with Lake St Clair top spot in Bassmaster 100
Michigan 's catch and keep bass season for inland waters opens Saturday, May 25 .
Michigan Community Colleges, Universities To See 2% Increase
Police believe two sisters are the brains behind a home invasion in Holt earlier this month.
Michigan Senate honors 9 fallen service members
The state Senate is honoring nine Michigan residents who died while serving in the armed forces over the last year.
5 free things to do in Traverse City, Michigan
This July 27, 2005 file photo shows the inaugural Traverse City Film Festival in the renovated State Theatre in downtown Traverse City, Mich.
Michigan population grows...slightly
Detroit's population hovered just above 700,000 last year as the city lost more residents between 2011 and 2012 - but the decline wasn't as steep as seen in previous years, according to new data released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.
AAA: About 1.1M in Michigan plan holiday travel
AAA Michigan says about 1.1 million residents of the state will travel 50 miles or more on vacation during the upcoming Memorial Day weekend.
Michiganians share $4.3M in e-book price-fix deal
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette says state residents will receive about $4.3 million as part of a nationwide settlement in an e-book price-fixing case.
Michigan Still on Nicholson's Mind
Michigan made it by Monroeville Gateway high school earlier this week to check in on one of its longest standing targets in the 2014 class, safety, Montae Nicholson.
62 Pickle Makers Pay $960K For Jobless Aid Fraud
The state says 62 former workers at a Vlasic pickle factory have pleaded guilty and will make $960,000 in restitution for fraudulently collecting unemployment benefits while continuing to work.
New Abortion Fight in Michigan
Michigan's election board has approved a petition form for a proposal to ban Michigan health insurance plans from covering elective abortions unless individuals or businesses buy a supplemental policy.
Pure Michigan film crew in Grand Rapids shooting city's national TV spot
A Royal Oak-based film crew is visiting West Michigan this week to get footage for a Grand Rapids-specific Pure Michigan travel marketing commercial that airs June 3. "It's a very fast turnaround," said Michelle Begnoche, spokesperson for the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, the state's marketing arm.
Michigan Man on Trial in 2012 Death of Infant
Officials got the call just before 7 P.M. Tuesday night to the Mason State Bank on Cedar Street in Mason, where they say a bank robbery took place.
Donald Trump in Michigan: The U.S. should have taxed China and taken...
The ultimate businessman offered some far-fetched revenue-generating ideas Tuesday night in an hour-long speech at a Michigan Republican gathering.
AAA predicts a million Michiganders will hit the roads during the Memorial Day weekend
Ah, the summer road trip. Packing up the family and heading to the beach, a campground or the Upper Peninsula.
Michigan Traveler: 10 hidden gems to visit on Memorial Day weekend
The Air Zoo in Kalamazoo is a good day's fun for families, and it's only a couple minutes off of I-94. / Photo by Ellen Creager/Detroit Free Press From the Lumberman's Monument in the Huron National Forest, the majestic AuSable River is a reminder of Michigan's logging days.
Michigan leaders decide where to spend budget windfall
It puts more money into savings, schools, and roads. But, it also delays decisions on some of the governor's priorities.
Thousands without power across Mid-Michigan
UPDATE: WNEM.com has learned Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics in Beaverton does not have power and the business does not want the second shift to report.