Associated Press

President Donald Trump has endorsed Attorney General Bill Schuette for governor of Michigan.

Authorities say two health care workers at a prison in southern Michigan are suspended amid a state police investigation into the death of an inmate.

Online retailer Amazon.com plans to open another new fulfillment center in suburban Detroit.

Grand Rapids is moving forward with plans to remove and prune 3,000 trees near city streets that present potential hazards. 

About 2,100 Flint residents with mobility issues or limited access to transportation are expected to continue receiving bottled water at home as part of a plan to help the Michigan city recover from its lead-tainted water crisis.

Former Michigan Gov. Jim Blanchard is backing Democrat Gretchen Whitmer for governor.

The Michigan National Guard is pulling back troops being sent to Florida after being told they weren't needed for Hurricane Irma recovery efforts.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is expected to announce updated safety guidelines for self-driving vehicles Tuesday during a visit to a Michigan vehicle testing facility.

Kid Rock may have more to say about his political future while performing in the opening concert at Detroit's new sports arena.

Legislation up for a vote in Michigan's Legislature would continue the state's 0.08 blood-alcohol limit for drunken driving until 2023.

Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is expected to make official what has long seemed inevitable — he is running for governor. 

A law firm has been hired to review Michigan State University's Title IX program.

An electrical failure that led to sparking and smoke in a closet has closed Michigan's Capitol building for the day.