Ex-Michigan candidates testified against three individuals accused of orchestrating a signature fraud scheme involving around 70,000 fake signatures, potentially affecting seven candidates' political ambitions.

NCAA President Charlie Baker backed the legitimacy of the University of Michigan's football national championship despite a sign-stealing scandal investigation.

Dearborn launches an underground rat baiting program with Orkin to address infestations, placing bait in the sewer system, triggering environmental concerns among residents.

Michigan police are searching for Zachary Duling after he allegedly struck an officer with his car and fled. The officer, who is not facing life-threatening injuries, fired his weapon during the incident.

Macomb County encourages volunteer participation for the annual Point-in-Time Count on January 24 to gather data on the local homeless population, as mandated by HUD.

The Detroit Auto Show is set to return to its traditional January slot in 2025, wagering on its historical timing to revive attendance and economic impact.

Detroit opens warming centers to shelter residents from cold, providing meals and housing aid. Call 866-313-2520 for services except on Jan 15 due to MLK Day.

A winter storm in Michigan left over 175,000 properties without power, with high winds threatening to worsen outages. Travel is risky and power companies are working to restore services.

The Macomb County Public Defender's office has moved to a larger facility to enhance legal services for the indigent, with plans for staff expansion and innovative defense strategies.

A judge rules that jurors in the trial of the Oxford High shooter's parents will see video evidence and hear eyewitness accounts, rejecting the defense's attempt to exclude it.

Eminem requests Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford to let the Detroit Lions win in their upcoming playoff game, highlighting Stafford's connection to Detroit.

Quarterbacks Stafford and Goff faced their former teams as the Detroit Lions played the Los Angeles Rams in a wild card playoff, highlighted by mutual aims for playoff success.

A Westland woman pleaded no contest to defrauding the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Michigan Department of Treasury, facing up to 20 years in prison and a $470,000 restitution.

Rockford High School students in West Michigan compete with an AI called "Blizzard" in predicting snow days, merging hands-on learning with AI capabilities to analyze predictive accuracy and explore AI's educational applications.

Aurelius Juan Williams pleaded no contest to assault and manslaughter for involvement in a 2021 fatal shooting at a hotel during a sex-for-money encounter.

Jim Harbaugh is set to meet with the Los Angeles Chargers to discuss their head coach vacancy, with a history of ties to the team and a strong record at Michigan.

A shooting at a Pontiac strip mall resulted in one death and left another in critical condition, prompting an investigation and a call for public assistance.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer approves $26 million for Macomb Community College to upgrade its M Building, bolstering Michigan's defense industry and skilled labor force.

John Allen Rowell was arrested for stealing from a charity event for disabled children, held at Michigan's Century Bowl. He is accused of theft but the community has since raised more funds to offset the loss.

Michigan moved its presidential primary to February 27, introducing early voting options to boost turnout and a hybrid GOP primary to allocate delegates.

A salt truck's broken tailgate caused a pile-up in Ann Arbor, with no injuries reported. Police warned about the risks of driving too close to maintenance vehicles and advised on pet winter safety.

Six sibling dogs at Macomb County Animal Control celebrated their first birthday while awaiting a judge's decision on custody due to a dispute with TriCounty Dog Rescue.

An Ann Arbor man, Donald Dashner-Shipman, has been charged with an unprovoked assault at a bus stop, involving strangulation and punching of a 27-year-old man. Alcohol is being investigated as a factor.

Vance Patrick, chair of the Oakland County GOP, announces his run for Michigan GOP state chair, amidst internal party conflicts and a contested leadership position currently held by Kristina Karamo.

In a nail-biting incident in Northern Michigan, a dog named Ruby has been hailed as a hero for helping rescue her owner who tumbled into the i...

The Macomb County CIAC Jail Project, scheduled to open in 2027, is progressing as planned, aiming to improve care for inmates with mental health issues.

A J.D. Power study found Gen Z on their phones for over 300 minutes a day and experiencing more network issues, compared to older generations with less usage and fewer problems.

Detroit anticipates a variety of wintry weather this week, with snow, rain, and icy conditions forecasted, and a mix of sleet and freezing rain expected in the evenings.

The Detroit Lions are close to the Super Bowl, causing excitement among fans, highlighted by a loud celebration that experts warn could cause hearing loss.

Detroit and Macomb County Health Departments are offering free radon testing kits to locals during Radon Action Month to prevent radon-related lung cancer.

Lions at the Detroit Zoo were filmed tearing into Tampa Bay Buccaneers-branded football toy, symbolizing local support for the Detroit Lions football team.

Detroit home values surged by 23% in 2023, with all 209 neighborhoods experiencing growth. Notices with proposed property assessment changes reflect this value increase, with tax hikes capped at 5%.

The Pistons lost 122-113 to the Bucks, with Antetokounmpo achieving a triple-double, while Detroit's late-game struggles continue, pushing their record to 4-39.

Buick experienced a 61% sales growth in 2023, driven by models like the Encore GX and Envision, and previews its next-generation Enclave for continued momentum.

Two Michigan sculpture parks, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park and Michigan Legacy Art Park, are finalists for USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice awards.

A pedestrian was hospitalized after being hit by a school bus in Warren, Michigan; no children were on board, and the incident is under investigation.

A state employee was arrested on suspicions of sexually assaulting a teen at Wayne County's juvenile detention facility, leading to the removal of all state personnel for the investigation.

IndyCar champion Josef Newgarden and Roger Penske received "Baby Borg" trophies for their win at the previous year's Indy 500, marking Penske's 19th victory.

Detroit lures EV companies with tax incentives, expecting new jobs and tech growth, including a $12.7M incentive for Fortescue and a $1.5M grant for EcoG.

A former Michigan trooper pled no contest to assault and neglect of duty after being accused of knocking a handcuffed man unconscious during a traffic stop.

The QLINE streetcar in Detroit saw record ridership in 2023, with over one million riders, impacting service enhancements and stronger community ties.

A Howell man died after his vehicle hit a broken-down car on US-23 in Michigan. The initial collision caused a secondary crash. MSP believes alcohol and drugs were involved.

Motor City Match awarded over $1.1 million to 23 small businesses in Detroit, benefiting from increased ARPA funding and contributing to the city's economic diversity.

Michigan DNR is hiring for spring wildlife jobs, offering temporary positions for habitat maintenance and conservation work, with applications open until February 4, 2024.

Michigan State Police Trooper Joel Popp died after being struck by a vehicle during a traffic stop. He was 39 years old and is survived by his family.

Anthony Mangiapane of Warren was sentenced to up to six years for a hate crime involving a racially charged shooting.

A California man was convicted of second-degree murder for fatally shooting a 6-year-old boy in a road rage incident in May 2021 and faces up to life in prison.

A Chesterfield Township woman, 39, was killed in a hit-and-run crash. Police are searching for a man seen fleeing the crash site on Gratiot Avenue and 25 Mile Road.

Detroit faces a mix of rain and snow with temperatures around 38 degrees and winds up to 26 mph. Snow showers are possible into the night, with cloudy skies and intermittent precipitation expected throughout the week.

Detroit's weather forecast includes snow showers turning to rain Tuesday with highs near 40°F, brisk winds, and mostly cloudy skies through the week, with weekend temperatures dropping to the mid-30s.

The Detroit Lions lost the NFC Championship game to the San Francisco 49ers, 34-31, after giving up a 17-point lead, with critics focusing on key strategic decisions by their coach, Dan Campbell.

Canton Township Police are conducting a death investigation on Koppernick Road, leading to road closures and a community alert for alternative routes.

A man was critically injured in a shooting at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park; police are seeking the shooter and have deployed a task force to investigate.

A man in Michigan was arrested after a chase involving threats to an ex-girlfriend, evasion into a river, and a police K9 and drone pursuit. He faces multiple charges including weapon possession and resisting police.

Port Huron prepares for the 2024 Chilly Fest, featuring winter events such as bed races, a chili competition, live music, and more. Local businesses participate in the festivities, which aim to bolster community spirit despite the cold weather.

Tyree Perry Lacey from Detroit faces nine felony charges for vehicle thefts after a Southeast Michigan Auto Crimes Consortium investigation. He has a $250,000 bond and must wear a GPS tether.

Ryan Good, 73, was charged with assault with intent to murder for shooting at police in Taylor, MI. No officers were hit; Good was critically injured.

Harpos Concert Theatre in Detroit seeks investors for renovations while maintaining its music legacy, as the current owner looks to pass the baton to someone who will uphold its history.

Detroit's weather includes fog, drizzle, and variable temperatures this week, with slick roads at night and sunny conditions expected for the weekend.

Mai Xiong and Peter Herzberg won their Michigan special primary elections, setting up a crucial bid for Democratic control in the House ahead of the general elections.

Eminem ceases his diss track as Lions' Ben Johnson stays on, and endorses Coach Campbell for the next season, while lauding the team's offensive performance.

Alison Adams was rescued by firefighters after her car sank in a flooded ditch in Macomb Township, with officials noting the danger of such floodwaters.

Six staff members were fired from a juvenile facility in Detroit after an investigation into a 12-year-old boy's alleged rape, with reforms and legal action considered.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel seeks dismissal of a lawsuit aiming to overturn the state's new abortion rights amendment, arguing plaintiffs show no real injury from its implementation.

The band Mac Saturn canceled their tour after their ex-keyboardist, Evan Mercer, was charged with child pornography.

Detroit's Deputy Mayor announced a campaign to help residents claim tax credits, targeting a share of millions in federal and state funds, boosted by recent state legislation increasing Michigan EITC.

Detroit is hosting a month-long Black History Month tribute featuring daily content on Channel 22 and social media, with Historian Jamon Jordan giving a kickoff speech at Ford Field.

Eight individuals involved in a plot to submit false electoral votes in Michigan appeared in court virtually, with the judge dividing defendants into two groups due to the case's complexity.

The article provides a weather forecast for Detroit, predicting mixed clouds and sunshine with temperatures in the 40s, slight chances of showers, and a windy, cloudy evening. The trend continues with cloudy skies and a sunny weekend ahead.

Detroit Police are seeking help to find Sahana McCowan, a missing 16-year-old girl, last seen on Jan. 29 near her home. She is 5'2" with brown hair and eyes.

Michigan State won 81-62 against Michigan, with Tom Izzo earning his 700th career win on his birthday. Jaden Aikins hit a career-high seven 3-pointers.

A Sparta, Michigan local won a $1.1 million Lotto 47 jackpot with a ticket from Family Fare supermarket. The Michigan Lottery urges the winner to claim their prize.

Flint residents reached a $25 million settlement with Veolia over the water crisis, adding to the $655 million previously secured, while ongoing litigation continues.

Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring on Groundhog Day 2024, marking only the 21st forecast for an early spring in the tradition's 138-year history.

A Clinton Township man's consistent purchase of Michigan Lottery scratch-off tickets yields a massive $300,000 prize. His daily routine at a local Marathon gas station proves to be life-altering, highlighting the potential of perseverance in lottery luck.

Two arrested in Ann Arbor after a failed robbery attempt at a local market and a subsequent police pursuit involving a stolen car.

A Detroit man was convicted of sex trafficking a minor and producing child pornography, with a minimum sentence of 15 years to life pending for May 8.

John Gibson, a former Wayne County Roads Division employee, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in a scheme that defrauded the county of over $2.3 million.

A Detroit father of six died after being mauled by three dogs. He was on life support and had an arm amputated before succumbing to his injuries. The dogs were euthanized, and a GoFundMe has raised over $30,000 for the family.

The Detroit Pistons lost to the Orlando Magic 111-99, with poor shooting and turnovers contributing to the defeat, despite efforts from Ivey and Cunningham. Orlando's Franz Wagner scored 38 points, overshadowing Detroit's performance.

Michigan's last horse racing track, Northville Downs, has closed, ending an 80-year run, with the site set for redevelopment. Mobile betting remains available, but the future of in-person racing in the state is uncertain.

MetLife Stadium in New Jersey will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final, with the USMNT starting in California. The event is expected to generate economic benefits and jobs.

A Pontiac woman died in a crash on an Auburn Hills freeway ramp, with police seeking tips and investigating the cause.

Michigan officials support legislation for state water affordability and shutoff protections, addressing the struggles of families with high water bills.

Usher is planning a "Past Present Future" tour with 24 dates, including a September 12 stop in Detroit at Little Caesars Arena, following a Super Bowl performance and ahead of his ninth album release.

A manhole fire in Southfield, Oakland County, led to power outages for over a thousand residents and traffic disruption. DTE restored power to most but 1,400 remained without. The cause is under investigation.

A man died after being hit by a car in Canton Township while crossing a road. The driver, a 23-year-old from Ypsilanti, was involved in the fatal accident. Authorities are investigating; alcohol was not a factor.

Two Warren middle school students face charges following separate threatening incidents, with one found with a "death list" and the other involved in a case with a confiscated handgun.

Michigan State Police honored officers for their service and bravery, including D/Sgt. Ian Fields as Trooper of the Year and MC Ofcr. Joshua Roll as Motor Carrier Officer of the Year.

Metro Detroit counties sue pharmaceutical companies, alleging insulin price-fixing, and seek damages for inflated costs impacting county budgets and patients.

Lunar New Year celebrations include dragon dances and feasts in Detroit and St. Louis, with local events featuring Asian cuisine and cultural performances.

Chad Allen Egan of Flint Township has been charged with felony murder and first-degree arson in connection to a house fire that killed Angela Craig and her pets.

A three-car crash near Marquette sent a car into Lake Superior, hospitalized one driver, and left two with minor injuries. The incident is under investigation.

Detroit's weather this week includes a range from the low 40s to mid-60s with mixed conditions, including gusty winds, rain chances, and potential snow showers by Thursday.

Javon Bryant Anderson faces 26 felony charges including sexual assault and armed robbery in Northville Township.

Detroit seeks nominations for Poet Laureate and Composer Laureate to enhance its cultural scene, funded by the Ford Foundation and supported by Mayor Duggan.

An unknown green substance spilled into Bear Creek, Warren, due to a water line break at Fini-Finish Metal Finishing, leading to an investigation and cleanup by environmental agencies.

The National Park Service sought volunteers for summer caretaking at Sand Island Lighthouse, but the opportunity was rapidly filled due to high interest.

Michigan Rep. Josh Schriver is criticized for sharing a "great replacement" theory post, labeled racist by peers and condemned by House Speaker Joe Tate.

A statue of Kobe Bryant has been unveiled at the Crypto.com Arena, depicting him after his 81-point game in 2006. His wife, Vanessa, announced plans for two more statues to honor him and their daughter Gianna.

Friedman Real Estate has invested $15 million in two towers at Detroit's Renaissance Center, underscoring a belief in the city's commercial revival despite the challenging market.

MDOT announces intermittent 15-minute closures for US-31 Charlevoix bridge in Northern Michigan due to maintenance, affecting traffic from Feb. 12-16.

A mourning customer left a $10,000 tip at a Benton Harbor cafe to honor a friend, which was shared among the staff, highlighting generosity and community spirit.

A Detroit family and J.W. Westcott II crew receive U.S. Coast Guard awards for rescuing individuals from the Detroit River.

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is starting the SOAR program to support small businesses in the Evans Terminal retail spaces beginning February 13.

Anthony Gigliotti was arrested after driving through security gates at two Michigan law enforcement offices and leading police on a chase. He faces multiple charges.

Nine individuals are charged regarding a student's hazing death at a Michigan State University event in 2021; seven were recently arrested following two earlier arrests.

Thieves stole three rare farm animals from Detroit's nonprofit Pingree Farms, with suspects and vehicles caught on security cams. The community and farm staff are seeking their return.

Jake Walman scored a rare OT penalty shot goal, leading the Red Wings to a 4-3 comeback win over the Canucks, as Detroit maintained their wild card spot.

A Wayne County security company is ordered by a federal court to pay $151,208 in back wages and damages for Fair Labor Standards Act violations, after misclassifying security guards as independent contractors.

Cleanup at Bear Creek in Warren is complete following a chemical spill from a former plating shop. Authorities claim no air pollution and ensure drinking water safety while continuing the investigation.

Leonard W. Smith, known for his philanthropic work in Michigan, particularly with The Skillman Foundation and the Ethel and James Flinn Foundation, has died at 89.

The SS Arlington, a WWII-era ship, was found submerged in Lake Superior, revealing a tale of mysterious choices and a crew forced to abandon ship during a storm.

The S.S. Badger ferry opens reservations for summer 2024, with potential for an earlier start. Repair work is in progress following a mechanical issue that ended its 2023 season prematurely.

A 72-year-old pilot from Canton survived unharmed after his plane crashed into trees in Livingston County due to a wind gust, with officials and emergency services responding promptly.

Detroit Police seek public aid to find missing teen Zhiyona Jackson, last seen Feb. 10 on Sunderland. She's described as a Black female, 5'2", with braids. Call 313-596-5840 with info.

A bullet found in a middle school bathroom in Fraser, Michigan triggered a lockdown and adjacent high school lockout; all students were reported safe.

A Michigan man, Nathaniel Guy Peiffer, faces felony charges after assaulting a trooper and resisting arrest in Ionia County. Both sustained minor injuries.

A Detroit woman, Krystal Davis, has been charged with acting as an unlicensed CPA and real estate agent, facing multiple counts including a five-year felony. Her bond is set at $100,000 with a court date on February 20th.

A new documentary reveals the sunken history of Lake St. Clair, including a 19th-century village and church, with evidence supported by research and local folklore.

Detroit Police are searching for a man who attempted to rob a senior citizen at gunpoint, with the 73-year-old victim escaping unharmed. The incident happened on January 9, and a surveillance photo of the suspect has been released.

Jamiel Altaheri is appointed as the new police chief of Hamtramck, Michigan, making him the first Yemeni Muslim American to lead the department, reflecting the city's diverse population.

New laws in Michigan concerning gun safety, labor rights, LGBTQ+ protections, and reproductive rights take effect following the state legislature's adjournment.

Detroit's weather offers a brief respite with sunshine and 37°F today before a mix of rain and snow arrives Thursday, and a chilly weekend with potential snow showers precedes a sunnier President's Day.

James Craig suspended his U.S. Senate campaign due to fundraising issues and is considering a run for Detroit mayor. He faced similar challenges in a prior gubernatorial bid.

A 19-year-old driving a stolen car died in a crash after fleeing police in Southfield; two passengers were injured. The incident is under investigation.

A woman was killed while crossing Groesbeck Highway in Clinton Township. The driver is cooperating with the ongoing investigation, with no suspicion of alcohol or drugs.

Ann Arbor police are searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery at Rose Park, where a 42-year-old man was robbed at knifepoint by an individual in a ski mask.

Sterling Heights is updating its Master Land Use Plan, inviting community input for sustainable development and economic growth, with events and forums planned for public engagement.

A middle school in Grosse Pointe Farms went into lockdown due to a nearby armed robbery search, affecting other schools too, which later resumed normal activities.

A woman was grazed by a bullet on Detroit's Southfield Freeway; police are seeking the shooter. The incident occurred early Thursday morning and resulted in minor injuries.

A 15-year-old Loyola High School student died after being shot at a Southfield hotel. The incident involved an unsupervised sleepover, two guns, and signs of drug use. Police are investigating.

Stellantis' profits fell by 13% in the second half of 2023, largely due to North American industrial strikes, though the overall annual profit increased by 11%.

A former Wayne County Circuit Court employee faces trial for embezzling over $60,000, using a computer to commit a crime, forgery, and unauthorized use of a financial device.

Five women involved in a theft at an Ulta Beauty store in Michigan have been sentenced, with the last two receiving 6-20 years in prison and ordered to pay restitution.

A Texas man was killed and a Michigan officer injured during a confrontation at Café Rica in Battle Creek after police responded to a call about an unwelcome person.

A $100 million lawsuit claims Hawthorn Center staff allowed and encouraged the assault of a 9-year-old patient by another. One employee was fired as a result.

George Soros, through Soros Fund Management, is set to become the principal shareholder in Audacy Inc., a major U.S. radio operator in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, by converting substantial debt holdings into equity.

Detroit's weather forecast indicates snow showers followed by partly sunny skies and chances of rain, with fluctuating temperatures and wind gusts throughout the week.

FEMA teams are assisting Michigan storm victims through door-to-door operations to help with federal aid applications and connect them with resources.

A report suggests racial disparities in criminal charges in Washtenaw County, with Black individuals being targeted more frequently than white counterparts.

Former President Trump rallied for support in Michigan, criticized Biden, and discussed his legal challenges and economic policies ahead of the GOP primary.

A man was fatally shot and an officer wounded at a Michigan coffee shop after police responded to reports of an "unwanted subject." The man, Dario Agudelo, attacked and shot the officer before being killed.

A 911 dispatcher in Eaton County, Kayelee Cavender, guided a family through a home birth over the phone, marking her second such experience. The baby was delivered successfully.

A suspect in an armed robbery at a Grosse Pointe Farms grocery store, which prompted school lockdowns, was arrested in a Detroit vacant home by the Eastern Wayne County Special Response Team and local officers.

A missing Auburn Hills woman and her infant were found safe at a Warren laundromat, the woman was arrested, and the child is under Child Protective Services.

Iowa Hawkeyes will play against Michigan State Spartans, with Iowa's Owen Freeman and Michigan's A.J Hoggard as key players. Both teams look to leverage their offensive and defensive strengths in this Big Ten matchup.

An E. coli outbreak in Michigan is linked to RAW FARM's raw milk cheese, prompting a recall and health alerts.

An 11-year-old girl is critically injured after a shooting in Detroit; over 20 shots were fired at her home while she slept. Police seek information on the attackers who used an SUV.

Dearborn, Michigan has installed air quality monitors to measure pollution and inform residents, aligning with the 'MiNextCities' program for environmental health and justice.

Gregory Nieman is charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl, using Fortnite and substances for grooming, and not complying with sex offender registration.

Michigan's DNR is seeking proposals to restore Belle Isle Boathouse, with an alternative plan to demolish it if no viable option is presented by March 29.

An excavator tipped over at a demolition site in Warren, Michigan, due to an unseen crawl space. No injuries were reported, and efforts to right the machinery began immediately.

An off-duty Detroit police officer was arrested for drunk driving after a car accident in Clinton Township and has been placed on administrative duty pending an Internal Affairs investigation.

Kevin Gaschler faces felony charges after a high-speed chase in Monroe County, involving a 130 mph pursuit and a K9-assisted arrest.

The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge expands by nearly 20 acres, enhancing conservation efforts, with the new land currently closed to the public.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

A memorial is set for March 3 to honor Capt. Miguel Nava, who died in a California helicopter crash with four other Marines. The service will be held at Comstock Park High School.

FEMA has distributed $4.6 million to Michigan residents affected by August 2023 storms, including housing grants and funds for other disaster-related needs.

Metro-Detroit residents, including Emily Rutkowski of Misha's Angels, actively support Ukraine with supplies as the war enters its third year, amid discussions on U.S. aid and ongoing conflict developments.

A Belleville man was arrested after allegedly shooting at another driver's vehicle on I-94 in Michigan during a road rage incident, with no physical injuries reported.

Detroit has added new ambulances to its fleet, leading to improved EMS response times that are now faster than the national average, enhancing the city's emergency services.

Flint City Councilman Eric Mays passed away at 65, leaving a legacy of vocal advocacy for his constituents, even amid controversies and a recent suspension.

The dispensing of antidepressants to young women has increased significantly since the start of the pandemic, with young men showing different trends.

Wheels on Rails in Traverse City, Michigan, expands for 2024 with new tours and rail bikes, offering a unique blend of low-impact exercise and scenic views.

Michigan has become a leading state in online gambling, tying with New Jersey with $1.92 billion in bets. It's the fifth-largest in gambling revenue and taxes have greatly supported public education. Traditional casinos saw a slight drop in revenue.

Ronna McDaniel intends to resign as RNC chair on March 8 preceding the selection of a Republican presidential nominee. Her tenure included fundraising success and staunch support for Trump.

Elvis impersonator from Michigan faces federal child sex crime charges after being found with a teenage girl in a motel.

A standoff in Hastings, Michigan, ends with the arrest of a man after threatening a woman, a child, and police with a compound bow.

An altercation between ice fishers in Michigan led to one man nearly drowning after being intentionally trapped by an airboat breaking the ice. The suspect fled the scene, and charges are being considered.

A Port Hope man, Zachary Scott Lemanski, was charged with possessing and engaging in child sexual abuse material and using a computer to commit a crime.

A mix of rain, thunderstorms, and snow is expected in Detroit, with heavy weather activity over several days including strong winds and varying temperatures.

Michigan residents in nine counties affected by summer storms get tax extensions and unemployment aid, with applications open until March 27, 2024, for disaster unemployment benefits.

Michigan favors Rice Krispies Treats, with the snack topping preferences in a study by Hubscore and being a Kellogg's classic from the state. Ohio diverges, preferring Doritos. The study highlights widespread snacking habits in America.

Detroit is expecting scattered rain and snow today with a 60% chance of precipitation and windy conditions, followed by light snow showers tonight. Weather will improve, with sunny skies and rising temperatures toward the weekend.

Donald Trump won the Michigan GOP primary with 68.2% against Nikki Haley's 26.5%. Biden faced some Democratic dissent but won his primary. Michigan's GOP allocated delegates and discussed party unity.

Wayne State University's Provost Mark Kornbluh retires amid a concluded whistleblower investigation, making way for interim leadership while a permanent successor is sought.

The Macomb County Sheriff's Office is searching for two women who stole Peanut, a beagle shepherd mix, with the incident captured on home security footage.

The UAW reports that a majority at the Alabama Mercedes-Benz plant support unionizing, marking progress in their effort to organize southern U.S. auto factories.

Schoolcraft College invites the public to name five Labrador puppies being trained as comfort dogs for students and staff. The college's Instagram page is hosting the naming poll.

The Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $607 million, marking it the game's eighth-largest prize, with tickets available across multiple states and territories.

Michigan's redistricting commission approved a new House map, "Motown Sound FC E1," to address racial biases in voting, pending federal court approval.

A Warren man is indicted for causing the death of a senior while drunk driving a snowplow, facing charges including habitual fourth offender due to prior DUIs.

A driver died in a fiery crash on Belle Isle, Detroit, after hitting a utility pole. Authorities discovered a body and are awaiting autopsy and identification.

Justin Amash, a former representative, announces his bid for the U.S. Senate in Michigan as a Republican, emphasizing his independent-minded approach to politics.

A destructive EF-2 tornado struck Grand Blanc, Michigan, leading to significant damage and urgent cleanup efforts in freezing temperatures. There were no immediate reports of injuries or fatalities.

Isle Royale National Park in Michigan, renowned for its solitude and rugged beauty, was the fifth least visited US national park in 2023, with just 28,965 visitors.

Michigan's recreational marijuana market generated $87 million in tax revenue, benefiting 269 local governments and contributing to education and infrastructure funds.

A Japanese man received a $320,000 settlement from Fowlerville, Michigan, after a police officer misread his breathalyzer test, which led to wrongful drunken driving charges.

The article discusses the ongoing popularity of Pokemon Go in Metro Detroit, highlighting the game's community events, private functions, and the introduction of new features.

A man from Wayne County has won a $110,000 lottery jackpot for the second time in six months, both wins occurring at the same BP gas station in Southfield.

The Great Lakes Water Authority will raise water and wastewater charges by 3.25% and 3% respectively in southeast Michigan starting July 1, part of a larger budget adjustment for fiscal 2025.

Detroit police are searching for Sherri Anderson, a missing 62-year-old woman with dementia. She was last seen wearing a white coat with fur and black boots. The public is urged to contact authorities with any information.

Donald Trump secured all 39 remaining Michigan GOP presidential delegates at a convention, demonstrating his strong grip on the state's Republican Party amid internal disputes.

Farmington, Michigan celebrates its 200th anniversary with historic beer and cider release, reflecting on its evolution from a Quaker settlement to a buzzing community.

Barbara McQuade's new book "Attack from Within" warns about the dangers of disinformation in America and proposes solutions, including media ethics and better civic education.

Michigan reports a second measles case in Wayne County in an adult traveler, separate from an earlier case in Oakland County. Public health officials emphasize vaccination amid exposure concerns.

Detroit begins the next demolition phase of the historic Packard Plant, aimed at new development and revitalizing the city's east side, with funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.

The American Bar Association launches pilot projects in Michigan to address racial bias in child welfare reporting, focusing on reducing the overrepresentation of children of color in foster care.

A study by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services shows residents near a Rockford shoe manufacturer have high blood PFAS levels, likely from drinking water.

Michigan ranks third in the U.S. for the worst pothole issues, with a high average repair cost, following a study using Google Trends data on pothole-related searches.

Michigan State Police are investigating a road rage incident where an SUV rear-ended a Subaru and pushed it down US 131 near Rockford. The SUV fled the scene.

Meta platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, had a significant outage, affecting thousands. Communication head Andy Stone confirmed the issue and efforts to fix it. Services began to recover, but the outage's cause remained unknown.

A man from Johnson Lake was arrested for firing a shot that narrowly missed his girlfriend during an argument, sparking a full law enforcement response.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, including a mix of showers, cloudy skies, and a sunny start to next week, with temperature variations and wind conditions from the National Weather Service.

A Warren contractor pled no contest to overbilling Detroit's demolition program by $1.2 million and using contaminated dirt, facing a plea deal with community service, probation, and restitution.

A teenager died and others were injured following an explosion at an industrial building in Clinton Township, with officials investigating the incident and the illegal storage of canisters.

McDonald's is donating 25 cents from each Shamrock Shake sale to Ronald McDonald House Charities until March 18, supporting families in medical crises.

Detroit gears up for St. Patrick's Day celebrations with parades, a family fun zone in Corktown, bar crawls, races before the Detroit parade, and Irish dance performances.

Jesus Gaytan-Garcia has been charged with executing a scam to steal $700,000 from Four Winds Casino, Michigan, involving a fraudulent phone call and urgent texts.

The Soo Locks in Michigan open early for the 2024 shipping season, benefiting commerce and steel producers, with public events and online broadcasts to mark the occasion.

Michigan woman, Olivia Elizabeth McKinnon, was arrested for stealing a truck, gun, and drugs after a statewide search culminated at a Metro Detroit motel.

A Grand Rapids physician, Husam Thamin Abed, was convicted of practicing medicine without a license after his credentials were suspended. He could face up to four years in prison.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan proposes a $2.7 billion budget focused on retirees, emergency services, transportation, homelessness, and election improvements.

Dearborn police are searching for a home invasion suspect who entered a residence via an unsecured window and is possibly linked to other similar crimes.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts a week of rain and gusty winds with varying chances of precipitation and temperature fluctuations, per the National Weather Service.

The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced nine judicial nominations, including federal prosecutor Robert J. White for a Michigan district court, with bipartisan support.

Ex-Bay City police chief Michael Cecchini took a plea deal for assaulting a teenager, losing his Michigan police certification and agreeing to community service and anger management.

A fire in a Burton mobile home claimed the life of a 13-year-old boy, with his mother and sister escaping with minor injuries. The fire also caused damage to neighboring homes.

Malcom Boykin charged with second-degree murder after a fatal shooting at the Night Riders Motorcycle Club in Pontiac, Michigan.