Michigan districts ruled gerrymandered, but Senate will appeal   A federal three-judge panel ruled Thursday afternoon that Michigan's Congressional and legislative districts are unconstitutionally gerrymandered and need to be redrawn prior to the 2020 election. Less than two hours after that ruling came down, Michigan Senate majority leader Mike Shirkey, R-Clark Lake, said the Senate would appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. MORE ►Michigan Senate will appeal ruling to U.S. Supreme Court

It has been 5 years. Flint still does not trust its water   Many Flint residents still use bottled water for their daily water needs. The state has declared Flint water safe. Led levels have been deemed safe. Legionaries cases have steadily dropped. However, fears remain. Trust still needs repair. Five years later, Flint still is trying to recover from its water crisis. MORE ►5 years of the Flint water crisis in pictures ►Video: Flint residents still have questions about their water

Get ready for snow on the last Saturday of April hat  You know what they say: April snow showers bring... ugh. So here we are. Just a few days after believing spring finally has sprung, old man winter says, "Not so fast, my friends." And Michiganders shout back in unison: "Why won't you die?"  MORE ►Three words: 'likely measurable snowfall'

  

Michigan's Air Zoo is celebrating 40 years   The Air Zoo, located in Kalamazoo County, is one of a kind. The museum that celebrates aerospace has continued to soar to new heights over its 40 years. Anyone interested in planes and other flying machines will want to spend some serious time here. Plus, there are rides for the kids and a chance to pay for a real ride in a biplane. Take a look at the Air Zoo's history (like how it got that cute name) and check out all that it offers these days. MORE ►The most unusual place in each of Michigan's 83 counties