FYI: We are airing MSU’s 1979 and 2000 national championship games NEXT Saturday (March 28th) starting at 7 p.m.
Tom Izzo also reflects on these games, and we also went into our TV-6 archives which means you’ll be able to relive the championship parades. Should be a fun night!
What are your thoughts? Sen. Sylvia Santana (D-Detroit) introduced a bill to ban the Confederate battle flag from display or use on the Capitol grounds or in the state Capitol Building.
Hundreds of students are participating in a walk-out at Okemos HS this morning to support the MSU shooting victims.
The high school is just a five mile drive from where the shootings at MSU happened.
“Given Audrey’s connections to the community, her experience both in a major market and in Lansing, her terrific attitude, and her strong work ethic, this was an easy and obvious choice,” WLNS news director Jam Sardar said.
Five years ago this month, Flint switched its drinking water source to a cheaper option for the city: the Flint River. Since then, more than 100,000 people were exposed to high lead levels in the water.
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The Michigan State Police in Mount Pleasant have confirmed to 6 News that "people are deceased", but could not give a definitive number of victims beyond "more than one person".
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Thirty-seven national organizations joined together today to call on Michigan lawmakers to adopt the citizens’ bill for LGBTQ equality being advanced by Fair and Equal Michigan.
HAPPENING NOW: Hundreds of players, family members and coaches within the Michigan High School Athletics Association are protesting at the Michigan State Capitol calling on local officials to allow the fall sports season to be played.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced on Wednesday that it will not be following the CDC by shortening its COVID-19 quarantine recommendation from 10 days to 5 days.
The National Weather Service reported multiple tornadoes on the ground in central Alabama Wednesday afternoon, including a “large and extremely dangerous tornado” reported near Shelton State Community College outside Tuscaloosa around 2:40 p.m. CT.
BREAKING: At least 14 people who recently visited Harper's Restaurant & Brew Pub June 12-20 have tested positive for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)
BREAKING: Governor Gretchen Whitmer has temporarily expanded eligibility for unemployment benefits. This executive order is effective immediately and until Tuesday, April 14. See if you qualify.
This case is key to the states’ ability to protect residents from scammers who use abusive robocall tactics to threaten and scam people out of their money.
During a senate vote at the capitol it was brought to our attention that one State Senator was wearing a mask that appeared to have the confederate flag on it. State Senator Dale Zorn was wearing the mask and shared his response with 6 News.
After four years competing at Olive High School, Payton has gotten accustomed to rocking the green and white colors, but when it comes to universities, the Otto household hasn't always liked the green and white.
Despite entering the transfer portal on Sunday, Michigan State wide receiver Keon Coleman met with Mel Tucker and remains in communication with the coaching staff.
Power outages in a February winter storm, which knocked out power across much of Texas, have now led to a city of nearly a quarter-million population having no running water
Michigan State’s football 🏈 team opened fall camp today! Our 6 Sports crew is no pun intended, camped out at the facility and Spartan Stadium all day and right now provides a few quick takes from practice No. 1
JUST IN: Gov. Whitmer's newest executive order requires any business that is open to the public to refuse entry or service to people who refuse to wear a face covering, with limited exceptions.
Six professors & leaders from Michigan, including MSU, University of Michigan and the state's own health director, Robert Gordon, have been selected to serve on Pres. Elect Biden's transition team.