Michigan State Police seized over 4,000 marijuana plants and processed cannabis in Highland Park, valued at approximately $6.3 million. No licenses were found, and no arrests were reported immediately.

Body cam footage captures the aftermath of a house explosion in Ann Arbor, where a homeowner used propane tanks for heat, resulting in a blast that destroyed his home and caused minor firefighter injuries.

Marquette County has settled with Cleveland-Cliffs over $50 million in unpaid taxes, hoping to ensure tax stability until 2032 and end costly litigation.

One student was hospitalized and nine others fell ill after ingesting marijuana edibles at a Harper Woods middle school, no charges have been filed yet.

Detroit celebrates the unveiling of its first 3D-printed house developed by Citizen Robotics and Develop Architecture, despite it pricing above the city's median home value.

Detroit is experiencing poor air quality with an AQI of 114, posing risks especially for sensitive groups, and is expected to improve with an incoming cold front.

Detroit's A.B. Ford Park is closing for decontamination and renovation, including the removal of 251 trees and the addition of a new soil layer, with 600 new saplings planned for future growth.

Nicholas Jordan was charged with murder following a domestic dispute over trash that led to the fatal shooting of his roommate and a visitor at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.

Michigan State Rep. Cam Cavitt proposes funding to support the Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger program to help feed the needy and manage deer overpopulation.

The University of Michigan has adopted a test-optional policy for undergraduate admissions to enhance diversity, differing from peers who are reinstating test mandates.

Detroit police seek help to find missing 14-year-old Ethan Cathey, who disappeared early Wednesday from his home on W. Outer Drive. The community assists in the search.

The Detroit Lions revamped their defensive coaching staff, hiring Terrell Williams, Deshea Townsend, and Jim O'Neil, while parting ways with six assistant coaches.

Volkswagen recalls over 261,000 U.S. vehicles due to a fuel leak risk that might increase fire hazards, affecting certain Audi A3, VW Golf, GTI, Sportwagen, and Jetta models.