Associated Press

Prosecutors dropped murder charges Thursday against a man who spent nearly 21 years in prison for the fatal shooting of two Michigan hunters.

Bipartisan legislation that takes effect this summer will ramp up state funding for survivors of crime—and help heal old wounds.

A lawsuit can go forward against a Michigan official who flashed a rifle during a public meeting over video conference, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.

Newly fitted with tracking bands, four peregrine falcon chicks named Pickles, Muhammad, Egbert and Swooper have a nest in one of the best seats — make that perches — at Michigan State University’s football stadium.

A son of longtime Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler has resigned from his position with the Wolverines, with the school saying it was aware of his social media activity that may have caused “pain” in the community.

Pamela Pugh, the president of Michigan’s Board of Education, announced Tuesday that she will seek the state’s open US Senate seat in 2024 and challenge US Rep. Elissa Slotkin for the Democratic nomination.

Members of The Spinners took a tour of Motown’s Studio A in Detroit Friday as part of a ceremony that included the donation to the Motown Museum of 375 outfits worn by the group during performances. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced this month that The Spinners are among its 2023 inductees.

Owen Burns said he was “freaking out” and simply reached for something that could stop the attack. He used a slingshot to save his 8-year-old sister from an attempted kidnapping.

A BP subsidiary will pay a $40 million penalty and install technology to control releases of contaminants at its Whiting oil refinery on the Indiana shoreline of Lake Michigan, officials said Wednesday.

The drama in Traverse City began when wildlife experts responded to a morning call about a bear in a tree. They fired at least four tranquilizer darts into his butt. The bear snoozed on a thick limb before finally dropping to the ground.