A Michigan State Police K-9 who was injured after being exposed to illegal drugs during a search has fully recovered and returned to work.

Michigan Democrats expressed frustration and surprise Wednesday in response to the Republican president's remarks about the CHIPS and Science Act.

The Michigan State Police said a 34-year-old Flint woman was killed after a semitrailer struck her vehicle from behind, sending it over the median.

Dennis Eborka has filed numerous lawsuits against Michigan colleges seeking court orders to improve his grades.

Michigan State Police say a semi-truck driver hit the woman from behind and pushed her car over the median, where she hit another semi-truck.

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Reports of the outages started rolling in just around midnight. Traffic lights around Lapeer Road and part of downtown Flint lost power. Freeway lights along I-69 initially were out, but they came back on shortly after 6:30 a.m. Traffic lights along Dort Highway and Court Street also restored operation during the morning.

Hooters has not officially commented on its bankruptcy, although last year the company closed at least 40 locations nationwide, including four in Florida. One location, in Lakeland, was said by locals to have been the second Hooters ever opened, in 1984.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced a $53 million civil settlement against Veolia North America (Veolia), resolving allegations that the engineering company contributed to the Flint Water Crisis.

An engineering company said Friday it has agreed to pay $53 million to settle all remaining lawsuits that alleged some blame for lead-contaminated water in Flint, Michigan, a decade ago.

This year's Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) hockey tournaments are drawing to a close, with an exciting championship slate on tap late this week. At the Division I level, Detroit Catholic Central vies for its sixth consecutive MHSAA title.

The deal by Veolia North America and Flint residents comes on top of $26.3 million in previous settlements with the company, and $626 million from the state of Michigan and other parties.