A propane tank explosion outside a Rochester bar injured several people, including three seriously, amid an ongoing investigation into the accidental cause.

Vandalism of carnival rides at Grand Rapids fundraiser prompts a police investigation while organizers hope for community support despite financial concerns.

A woman in Macomb County faces charges after killing a passenger in a crash while using her phone's GPS. She ran a red light, which led to the fatal collision.

Jaylin Brazier is found guilty of the second-degree murder and evidence tampering of his cousin, 17-year-old Zion Foster. Her body was never found despite an extensive landfill search.

Noah and Charlotte top Michigan's baby name list in 2023, with Olivia and Liam leading nationally. Other trending names in Michigan include Nora and Maverick. The SSA reports a dip in birth rates.

The forecast for Detroit includes mixed weather conditions with showers and thunderstorms, comfortable temperatures in the mid-70s to mid-80s, and varying cloudiness with some sunny days expected over the coming week.

Marilyn Turner, a pioneering TV personality in Detroit, has passed away at 93. She was known for her role on WXYZ-TV's "Kelly & Company" and her lasting impact on local broadcasting.

Nathaniel Taylor from Southfield has been sentenced to 17-50 years in prison for second-degree murder and a gun charge related to the death of teen mother Taya Land.

A suspect was arrested following a shooting at Dearborn's Fairlane Town Center, which resulted in non-life-threatening injuries to a 25-year-old victim. The incident is being investigated as a targeted act, not random violence.

Police in Dearborn are investigating a midday package theft and are seeking the suspect to prevent future privacy violations and mail theft incidents.

Three Michigan men face charges for an illegal fire that caused a wildfire on Isle Royale National Park, burning six acres and leading to evacuations.

Sheriff Mike Murphy, initially opposing Michigan's "red flag" gun law, enforced it against a man threatening others, reflecting the shift from personal belief to public duty.

Eminem's alter ego, Slim Shady, was given a mock obituary in The Detroit News as a marketing ploy for his new album "The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)."