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Some of the 35,000 customers in southern Clinton County could see higher sewer bills starting in July because of a $23 million sewer plant upgrade.

Christopher Pratt died from blunt-force trauma and neglect and weighed just 29 pounds. His aunt Jessica Bice is charged with second-degree murder.

The House version of the school aid budget retains what Democrats and union leaders have long complained is a financial windfall for cyber schools.

Richard Johnson's son says his father has been missing since leaving a friend's Delta Township apartment Sunday night.

The Michigan Common Sense Party would reject what its leaders say is Republican extremism without embracing Democratic ideology

Low pay, high-stress and mandatory overtime because of understaffing contribute to short careers in the profession for many 911 dispatchers.

Mayor Andy Schor directed city staff explore costs after a Change.org petition garnered more than 200 signatures in January.

Attorney Grievance Commission filed complaint against lawyer whose name appears on certificate to award state's Electoral College votes to Trump.

But it also has raised some questions and concerns: Could the legislation could become a barrier to getting an education? And does it go far enough?

Ronald Milfred Pioch, 75, and Philomena Christina Pioch, 78, were riding in an SUV that was struck by a pickup truck near Grand Ledge.