Karly Graham

Michigan stood apart for giving a permanent pay raise to personal care aides and other workers who offer quality-of-life help to Michigan families. But with “Help Wanted” signs on nearly every street, is just more than two bucks enough?

One course hadn’t been touched in 12 years. The other had been under human hands until the course closed. Now, both will be land preserves.

The owner of All Star Mechanical turned his typical quarter-page ad for heating and cooling repairs into a political screed. People noticed.

The disgraced sports doctor’s survivors expressed feeling relieved that the Michigan Supreme Court denied his final appeal. The high court upheld the sentence, even as it joined in criticizing the trial judge’s conduct at sentencing.

Whitmer rejected the proposal to build a casino in Fruitport, citing a nearby tribe awaiting federal recognition.

Seth Noyes crossed the graduation stage at Grand Rapids Community College with his letter of academic suspension taped to his cap.

The Escanaba first grade teacher will be spending time away from the classroom next school year to advocate for mental health resources, as well as employee retention and recruitment plans statewide.

Even a University of Michigan institute dedicated to firearm injury prevention and research isn’t sure why mass shootings are increasing.

Following mass shootings, gun stores often see an increase in gun purchases as gun reform discussions come to the forefront. But owners of two Michigan stores said Wednesday sales did not spike, even as stocks for U.S. gun companies rose.

At least one case of monkeypox has been confirmed in the U.S., and health officials expect more. But it’s unlikely to wreak havoc like COVID-19.

The system would identify weapons and notify police within seconds – and attempt to lower the casualties in the event of another mass shooting.