Details about road safety on The Fourth of July, everything you need to know about the new road safety law, and Michigan Lawmakers Pass Historic $82 Billion Budget Focused on Education, Infrastructure, and Environment

Air quality alert extended in Michigan, a new automotive documentary featuring Steve Lehto was released today morning. And more news from all over Michigan.

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The operator of QYU was charged with running a $100 million Ponzi scheme and many investors from the Detroit area were affected, collectively investing tens of millions of dollars.

New evidence has been presented in the case against James and Jennifer Crumbley, the first par...

Gas prices in Michigan averaged $3.52 per gallon on Monday, 6 cents lower than last week and 11 cents lower than last month. However, prices may change before the Fourth of July. Over 72,000 DTE Energy and Consumer customers were without power in southeast Michigan and Metro Detroit on Monday mor...

Intensified rescue efforts are underway as underwater noises have been detected during the search for a missing submersible headed towards the Titanic wreckage site. Meanwhile, Steve Lehto joins the 75th Anniversary Celebration of the renowned Tucker Model 48, designed by the visionary Preston Tu...

Scams are running rampant on the internet! From Hoodlums trying to trick you out of your money to ne'er-do-wells trying to nab your information from a job application. Steve gives insight into how to spot these kinds of scams a mile away.

In other news, Michigan State Police is awarded the Gove...

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has signed a groundbreaking bill into law, making Illinois the first state in the US to prohibit book bans.

In other news, Bridgefest in Houghton County is just around the corner. This annual event celebrates the Portage Lake Lift Bridge, constructed in 1959. Sta...

Kaczynski's time in U-M was the worst years of his life and it may have been where all his homicidal thoughts started. The Tigers lost another game, extending their losing streak—other news from all over Michigan.

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GM and Ford partner with Tesla to access its EV charger network, boosting the adoption of battery-powered vehicles and contributing to Tesla's dominance in charging. The Big Ten football divisions will end in 2024 when the conference expands to 16 teams with USC and UCL...

Today on The Lehto Live: New Distracted Driving Law in Michigan and Remembering Pat Robertson, Influential Broadcaster Who Shaped Religion and GOP Politics, Passes Away at 93.

Canadian wildfires have caused a haze over metro Detroit, leaving residents concerned about air quality. In business news, Dodge CEO is set to expand his responsibilities by taking on RAM. Plus, Steve explores the incredible legacy of Marvin Willis, whose inspiring music continues to touch lives ...

Governor Whitmer warns of fires, Learn more about Finlandia college's challenges and more with Steve Lehto on The Lehto Live.

Today on Lehto Live: Alex Palou Emerges Victorious in Chaotic Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, Tragic Unresponsive Business Plane Crash in Virginia, and other Michigan News.

Michigan Counties Settle Class-Action Lawsuit, Returning Millions to Former Owners of Foreclosed Properties, Detroit Grand Prix Returns Downtown: Road Closures, Parking Challenges, and Thrilling Races Await, and more Michigan News

Warm weather this memorial day, Michigan Supreme Court to Review Drone Use in Homeowners' Property Dispute, Michigan bill bans cat declawing!

Superstar Tina Turner dies at age 83 after a long battle with illness, 1.2 million Michiganders travel this Memorial Day, and Former Detroit News restaurant critic and renowned journalist, Molly Abraham, who died at the age of 92 on April 27, will have funeral services arranged.

Three cities in Michigan have been designated as some of the worst mosquito habitats in the region. In other news, GM CFO Paul Jacobson Shows Strong Confidence in Company, Invests $1.01 Million in GM Stock. And finally, Discover how the upcoming writers' strike will impact your autumn TV routine

Republicans urge EPA to reverse proposed emissions standards for electric vehicles, EU hits meta with record $1.3 billion fine and data transfer suspension, and so much more.

The U.S. Coast Guard Investigates Crane Boom Collision with Mackinac Bridge Before Peak Travel Season. In other news, Iconic Mackinac Bridge's Renowned Toll Collector, Pat Rickley, will Retire on May 20.Finally, Glenn "Shemy" Schembechler, Son of Legendary Coach, Resigns as Michigan Football's As...

In today's episode, we bring you two significant stories from Michigan. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel supports the Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians in their pursuit of an emergency shutdown for Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline due to erosion concerns. Meanwhile, a 6...

Port Sanilac Man Injured in Lake Huron Shoreline Crash, in another news Michigan Meets Air Quality Standards, Cancels Vehicle Emissions Testing, Also, learn more about the Crim Race festival.

In today's episode: Is tipping culture getting out of hand? Additionally, Americans are keeping their vehicles for an extended period due to a surge in car prices. Also, Steve explores the GM Family First employee discount.

Get the latest updates on Michigan news, weather, and headlines- including a double crisis on I-96 caused by simultaneous crashes and construction, causing major delays. Additionally, Ford Motor Co. has reported a record-breaking profit of $1.9 billion in Q4 and a positive outlook for the future.

Decline in Q1 2023 Earnings for DTE Energy and CMS Energy, Henry Ford Health System Hires 600 Nurses, Michigan Student Dillon Reeves Praised for Preventing Bus Crash