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Michigan July 1

Michigan teacher, 26, facing charges after allegedly telling coworker she had sex with 16-year-old student

A former teacher at a Michigan charter school is facing charges after she allegedly had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student and told a colleague about it.

US June 27

Alligator mauls woman canoeing as Florida urges vacationers to avoid disaster with safety tips

Florida Fish and Wildlife details fatal alligator attack on Michigan canoeist and launches GatorWise campaign to educate residents on safely sharing waterways with alligators

Media June 25

University of Michigan, law journal sued for allegedly discriminating against straight White males

The University of Michigan is facing a federal complaint accusing the university's law journal of using illegal race and sex preferences in selection of members and articles.

Terrorism June 24

Chinese 'agroterrorism' could threaten US 'survival as a nation,' expert warns

Chinese agroterrorism is a major threat that is flying under the radar in the United States, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, a former DHS official warns.

Michigan June 23

Michigan police ID slain church shooter, reveal his connection to congregation

Wayne Police Department reveals identity of CrossPointe Church shooter as Brian Anthony Browning, who was armed with an AR-15, a handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition.

Transportation June 22

Heart-stopping video shows helicopter flip and crash near Michigan waterfront restaurant

Video captures helicopter crash-landing behind Cabana Blue waterfront restaurant in Clay Township, Michigan. It's unclear if there were any injuries in the dramatic crash.

Crime June 22

Armed gunman shot dead after opening fire at Sunday church service

Armed suspect shot dead by church security at Crosspointe Church in Wayne, Michigan, injuring one person. FBI monitoring the attack.

Crime June 17

Driver avoids prison in 100-mph crash that killed college student

Michigan mother heartbroken as teen who killed her college student son in 100 mph crash receives probation instead of prison time in "blended sentence."

China June 13

Chinese bio-smuggling suspect cries in court over federal detention

Federal authorities arrest Chinese nationals for allegedly smuggling dangerous biological materials, including a crop-killing fungus that causes billions in agricultural losses

China June 11

Chinese student arrested for allegedly smuggling undeclared biological materials seen in new mugshot

Federal authorities charged Chengxuan Han with allegedly smuggling biological samples from China to the University of Michigan and lying to customs officials during inspection.

National Parks June 11

2 people camping in Michigan on remote wilderness island are found dead

The National Park Service confirmed the deaths of two campers at Michigan's remote Isle Royale National Park, located in the middle of Lake Superior.

Opinion June 9

Florida stands up against woke mind virus and rejects leftist university president who promised 'DEI 2.0'

Santa Ono's unanimous nomination by UF trustees overturned by Florida's Board of Governors amid questions about his commitment to intellectual diversity.

Justice Department June 7

FBI arrests Michigan man who allegedly called in phony bomb threat after missing Spirit Airlines flight

A Spirit Airlines flight at Detroit Metro was evacuated Thursday after a Michigan man allegedly called in a bomb threat that prompted K-9 searches and passenger rescreening.

China June 6

After ‘agroterror’ fungus is seized in Detroit, lawmaker says Michigan has best plan to blunt CCP influence

Republicans push for the strongest protections nationwide against Chinese influence while Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's inaction leaves state vulnerable

National Security June 4

Chinese official claims no knowledge of fungus situation, says China requires citizens ‘abide by local laws’

FBI Director Kash Patel calls fungus a national security threat that could devastate the U.S. food supply.

Migrant Crime June 4

Suspected Chinese bioterrorists smuggled dangerous agent into US in boots, officials say

The Chinese couple accused of smuggling a crop-killing pathogen into the U.S. have been charged with conspiracy, smuggling goods, false statements and visa fraud

College June 3

Patel sounds alarm as Chinese nationals charged with smuggling 'agroterrorism agent' into US: 'direct threat'

A University of Michigan research fellow and her boyfriend are charged with smuggling a "potential agroterrorism weapon" into the U.S. from China.

Michigan June 2

Historic university garden vandalized in apparent anti-Israel statement: 'Don't waste your tears'

About 250 of the University of Michigan's iconic peonies were found Sunday morning with their flowers cut in an possible anti-Israel protest.

Democratic Party May 29

Rising Michigan Democrat says she was 'going to punch someone' over party's 'annoying' economic gaslighting

Sen. Elissa Slotkin called out Democrats for making voters feel "stupid" by constantly telling them the economy was fine under the Biden administration.

Coast Guard May 28

Missing military flares prompt urgent warning for Lake Michigan beachgoers

Coast Guard alerted the public about three unaccounted phosphorus pyrotechnics in Lake Michigan, posing potential risk to beachgoers in the area.

Michigan May 19

Teen engineering student dies after 'intentional' gunfire penetrates floor during party

A 19-year-old engineering student died in an "intentional" shooting at a house party in Michigan, where alcohol is suspected as a factor, police said.

Abortion May 14

Swing state judge strikes down 24-hour abortion waiting period as unconstitutional

Michigan court strikes down abortion restrictions, ruling 24-hour wait and informed consent laws unconstitutional.

Terrorism May 14

Former Michigan Army National Guard member charged with plotting mass shooting at Army base on behalf of ISIS

A former Michigan Army National Guard member was arrested for allegedly planning a mass shooting at a military base in Warren, Michigan, on behalf of ISIS.

Politics May 3

Rising Dem star distances herself from 'inclusive language' as newsletters reveal a different story

A U.S. Senate candidate is distancing herself from gender-inclusive language, despite including “inclusive language" in her constituent newsletters.

Politics May 2

'Protect' the majority: Senate GOP’s campaign arm takes opposite tact to DNC’s Hogg

The NRSC and DNC have shown vastly different candidate recruitment strategies.

Politics May 1

'Woke' hospital could be in crosshairs of Trump admin after scathing complaint alleges DEI discrimination

A pro-Trump legal nonprofit has filed an official complaint with the Department of Health and Human Services calling for an investigation into DEI practices at a prominent Midwest hospital system.

Border security May 1

Venezuelan gangsters nabbed at northern border gateway by the dozens since Trump inauguration

Trump-era crackdowns are forcing gangs like Tren de Aragua to flee the U.S. through the Northern border and exploit Canada’s softer policies, a former DEA special agent says.

Media April 30

White House mocks 'fake news' report claiming Trump mixed up Michigan congressmen at rally

The White House disputed a NewsNation report that said President Trump had mistakenly accused a Michigan Republican of launching an impeachment effort against him.

VIDEO April 30

'Here we go again': Trump ridicules House Democrat's impeachment attempt

President Donald Trump roasts a House Democrat as a 'lunatic' for attempting to impeach him during his 100-day rally in Michigan. 

Media April 30

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer divides Democrats after appearances with Trump in Michigan and at White House

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, a staunch opponent of President Donald Trump, divided members of her party after recent appearances with the president.