The Latest Breaking News from Michigan

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel plans to investigate Eli Lilly's insulin pricing but will have to first overturn Michigan court precedent in order to push forward with the probe.

LANSING, Mich. — Perry Johnson, a businessman from Bloomfield Hills and self-described "quality guru," is joining the crowded race to be the Republican nominee for Michigan governor.

A Michigan professor suspended for making a provocative video for his history students won’t be returning to class any time soon

Ethan Crumbley, 15, is charged as an adult with murder and other crimes for the shooting at Oxford High School on Nov. 30.

Teenager is charged with 24 counts including four counts of murder over the 30 November mass shooting at Oxford High School

Cannabis retailer Eden Empire Inc. (CSE: EDEN) confirmed on Thursday it has entered into an agreement with an arm’s length third-party to assist in expanding the Eden franchise across Michigan.

A new lawsuit has been filed in Michigan over shooting at Oxford High School that killed four students and wounded six other students and a teacher

Former Oath Keeper and Capitol protester says Michigan's not settled: "Nobody can say whether there was" vote fraud

More people died in Michigan in 2020 than were born, according to state records, the first time that has happened since at least 1900.

At first blush, Reps. Joe Wilson and Dan Kildee don’t seem to have much in common. Wilson, a Republican, represents a mostly rural patch of inland South Carolina, while Democrat Kildee’s district of factory towns runs along the Lake Huron waterfront down to the city of Flint, Michigan.

WASHINGTON — The escalating tensions between the United States and Russia over Ukraine are worrying supporters of Michigan's Paul Whelan, who fear the standoff will set back diplomatic efforts to secure his release after more than three years in Russian custody.