Michigan's Department of Community Health is looking for students interested in science to participate in an online science fair.

Health officials in Michigan have laid out a plan to help thousands of families dealing with autism.

A burglar expressing guilt about stealing $800 from a western Michigan store three decades ago has repaid the money, plus some interest.

The University of Michigan says that Twitter chief executive Dick Costolo will be the commencement speaker at the school's May 4 graduation ceremony in Michigan Stadium.

Michigan traffic fatalities increased 5 percent in 2012.

Michigan launched a multi-million dollar tourism campaign on Monday just in time for the spring and summer travel seasons.

A man charged in a series of shootings on and off Interstate 96 in Michigan has waived a probable cause hearing, sending the case to trial.

A small school bus flipped over Monday morning after being hit in an intersection.

Gov. Rick Snyder has signed legislation overhauling Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.

Michigan authorities are investigating the death of a 61-year-old man whose body was found at a paper mill where he was working in southwestern Michigan.

Soldiers from Michigan were given a send-off as they prepare for their journey to Afghanistan.

Next month, knives will be allowed on airplanes, but a Michigan ban on blades at airports remains the same.

Two Southwest Airlines planes struck each other while leaving adjacent gates at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

Michigan Department of Natural Resources Director Keith Creagh has approved the purchase of some Upper Peninsula land for $2.5 million.

An assistant professor at Michigan State University's veterinary school is on probation after authorities found animals in poor condition at her home.

A argument between a stepsister and stepbrother ended with gunshots and a person crushed between a car and house.

The new leader of the Michigan Democratic Party says it has time to agree on top-flight candidates to replace Sen. Carl Levin and take on Gov. Rick Snyder.

Volunteers are needed to collect water samples in Michigan.

A lawmaker from Michigan wants to see attendance policies change in schools when it comes to students observing a religious holiday.

What role Detroit's elected leaders will play in the city's fiscal crisis is now up to a Washington, D.C., lawyer appointed by the governor to turn things around.

Consumers Energy says it fired some employees after a gas explosion killed a 58-year-old man in suburban Detroit.

Icebreaking operations are expected to be undertaken by the cutter Katmai Bay.

Photographer Brian Masck in January filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Detroit, saying Howard and others unlawfully copied and marketed the shot.

A state board has hired a restructuring expert to try to turn around Detroit's finances.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ordered Enbridge Inc. to dredge three areas in the Kalamazoo River to remove additional oil from a 2010 pipeline spill of more than 800,000 gallons.