Michigan governor candidates talk abortion   Abortion is a big talking point in this year's election cycle. Of course, the divisive issue has been a hot-button topic for decades. However, with the U.S. Supreme Court on the verge of having a pro-life majority, debate on the issue has found new purchase in the run up to August primaries across the country. Michigan governor candidates have not been spared. And for good reason. If Roe v. Wade is overturned, abortion legality reverts back to the states. In Michigan, a law still on the books from 1846 makes abortion illegal. MORE ►Schuette: Michigan anti-discrimination law doesn't include LGBT protections

FCA's Marchionne out as CEO after surgery recovery complications   Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne planned to retire next year. "Unexpected complications" from recent shoulder surgery sped up that process. The company announced Saturday that Mike Manley (pictured) will take over. Manley has served as head of the Jeep brand since 2009 and the head of Ram brand since 2015.  MORE ►FCA leads U.S. automakers in recalls ►Detroit auto show expected to move to June in 2020

Projected starters for Michigan football   Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh has never been one to tip his hand. So coming up with a projected two-deep line-up for the Wolverines' 2018 squad in the middle of July isn't a simple task. MLive's Michigan beat reporter Aaron McMann was up to the task of making some educated guesses, though. Of note, McMann has junior transfer Shea Patterson leading the pack at quarterback, and a bevy of NFL-caliber talent lining up on defense. MORE ►Michigan State's projected starting lineup ►Writers pick MSU 2nd, U-M 4th in Big Ten East