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The confirmed number of COVID-19 cases here in the state of Michigan has stayed around the same they've been for the past few days.

Costco calling.

Currently the state health department orders require restaurants to comply with restricting capacity to 25% and a 10pm curfew.

Health officials are looking for medical professionals willing to help out at Ingham County's vaccination center.

A surprising number of children -- some as young as 14 -- get married each year in Michigan. A new bill would put an end to the practice.

I have a very simple solution.

Some scientists are theorizing that COVID has literally muscled its way into the forefront, leaving the flu to take a back seat.

John Geddert, the ex-U.S. Women’s Gymnastics coach and former owner of Twistars gym, has died after a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

What exactly does she mean?

New report takes lessons learned to show how policymakers can both protect individual rights and effectively respond

Former Twistars gymnastics coach John Geddert will face around two dozen felony charges of human trafficking, criminal sexual conduct, and racketeering, according to the Michigan Attorney General's Office.

Mayor Andy Schor thinks the deal negotiated was a good deal for Lansing, and good for the Lugnuts since they took on added costs as well.

You may have heard about the woman in Detroit owning an Outback Steakhouse after working there for 20 years...but its actually a historic occasion.

Johnson & Johnson has begun producing a single-dose COVID-19 vaccine in West Michigan.

What was the science driving her nursing home policy?

Developers are asking for help from the city of Lansing to remodel the old Standard Oil station in REO Town.

We've seen lower confirmed cases in coronavirus here in the state of Michigan for the last few days, however, we saw an increase in cases again today.

As Black History Month comes to a close, historians want to add the iconic train station to the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom.