There are many services available to local residents, but how do residents get the help they need if they don’t know what services are out there? The Local Human Services Expo held at the Copper Country Mall brought together many of the agencies that are there for those that need …

During cold season, many people get relief using a nasal spray. Pharmacist Angela Giallourakis says when using a nasal spray never direct it at the nasal septum, that’s that middle portion of your nose.

The Ingham County Circuit Court has denied a complaint for a one person grand jury to look into Governor Snyder’s use of taxpayer money to pay for legal fees connected to the Flint Water Crisis. Former Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer filed the complaint, stating the governor signed a contract …

A federal judge has approved the $14.7 billion settlement between Volkswagen, regulators and owners of 475,000 diesel vehicles. Over a year ago, VW admitted to using secret software in diesel vehicles to cheat exhaust emissions tests. The agreement includes ten billion dollars to buy back vehicles. Auto Analyst John McElroy.

You can find anything for sale on the internet, even children. As Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick reports, the Michigan Legislature is taking action to put an end to it.

A Federal judge has ruled that taking “selfies” in the voting booth is legal. But an appeal is coming. Here with the story is legal analyst, Charlie Langton.

A popular treatment to help heal broken bones may not be effective. Here’s Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites.

You’ve got the costume, the flashlight and the trick-or-treat bag, but have you checked the sex offender registry ahead of Halloween? Sandra McNeill reports .  

New numbers out this morning show tens of thousands of Michigan voters have already cast their ballots. Elections officials say more than one-million absentee ballots have been requested and so far, nearly 370,000 have been returned. Four years ago, 88,000 ballots had been returned at this point. Elections Director Chris …

The Michigan Chamber of Commerce will support energy legislation in what is being called a breakthrough to enhance and update the state’s energy laws. The state senate is expected to approve a plan that would guarantee a competitive bidding process for electricity generation and preserve competition.