Long-term forecasts of less rain leads researchers to predict there will be a less severe outbreak of harmful cyanobacterial blooms. But where and when storms might hit, the number of hot days, and wind direction all complicate the forecast.

Former Governor Rick Snyder spent less than five minutes on the witness stand in a civil trial related to the Flint water crisis.

The Michigan Department of Transportation said most work operations and lane closures are being suspended for the holiday weekend. The work suspensions begin Friday at 3 p.m. until 6 a.m. on Tuesday.

The first probable case of monkeypox in Michigan was identified Wednesday in an Oakland County patient.

Sharply rising construction costs placed Detroit's plan for nearly 500 new units of affordable housing in peril. But additional state funding will keep the plan in place.

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation has lost its court battle to keep secret how much General Motors could claim in tax breaks under a 2016 deal.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said Wednesday that it’s identified the state’s first probable case of monkeypox. “The individual is currently isolating and does not pose a risk to the public,” the health department said. “MDHHS is working with local health departments to notify any close contacts.”

Each defendant faces potentially up to two years behind bars when they are sentenced in September.

The report found nearly 90% of the city’s eviction cases during the pandemic were for properties that were not in compliance with the city’s rental ordinance.

Chronic parts shortages show no signs of easing, hence Cox Automotive's recent lowering of its new vehicle sales forecast for 2022.

Caspian terns are on Michigan's threatened species list. Avian influenza is killing hundreds and hundreds of them on Lake Michigan islands.

The decommissioning of a 50-year-old nuclear power plant in West Michigan is set to begin soon, despite last-minute efforts by the governor to keep it open.