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An Oxford High School student has been charged with murder, attempted murder, terrorism and other charges following Tuesday's attack at that school.

The Great Lakes Regional Poll shows residents are becoming more concerned since previous polling. About a third of the people think it's not safe to swim in the Great Lakes, eat fish, or drink the water.

There are almost 50 gun bills stalled in the Legislature right now. Those include requiring background checks, safe storage, and allowing family members to ask authorities to confiscate firearms if someone poses a risk.

Ventilators are getting shipped in from out of state, as Michigan sees the highest daily case count since the pandemic began. Yet 87% of hospitalizations in the state are among people who aren't fully vaccinated.

The amnesty was written into the 2019 auto no-fault insurance law. It allows people who have gone uninsured to buy auto insurance without penalty.

A pile of aggregate stored close to the shoreline of the Detroit River is believed responsible for collapsing a section of seawall, similar to an incident in 2019.

Michigan still can't sequence the genome of every COVID sample in the state, but labs can do a lot more than when delta first arrived.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has dropped a federal lawsuit seeking to shut down Enbridge’s Line 5 oil and natural gas liquids pipeline.

Elected in 1924, State Representative Cora Anderson was the first woman and Native American to serve in the Michigan House of Representatives.

Congressional negotiations continue over the Build Back Better plan. We checked in with U.S. Senator Gary Peters about what's in it for Michigan. Also, the history of the first Native American woman to serve as a state representative. And, a look at the strain a fourth wave of COVID is putting on West Michigan hospitals.