Michigan residents mistakenly received an earthquake alert due to a cell tower error; the alert was meant for California following an actual quake there. Authorities quickly clarified the mistake and reassured the public.

Adam Hollier is running for Congress again, challenging Rep. Shri Thanedar for Michigan's 13th District seat, focusing on socioeconomic issues and criticizing Thanedar as out of touch.

Two bodies with gunshot wounds were found inside a possibly stolen U-Haul in Inkster. Police have made no arrests and urge against spreading unverified information. The investigation is ongoing.

A man was arrested in Battle Creek for firing shots into a crowd during a large fight; no injuries were reported. He faces multiple firearm-related charges.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel files a lawsuit with 15 other attorneys general against the Department of Education for rescinding the pandemic relief funds deadline.

Michigan DNR urges residents to coexist with the growing black bear population, advising against feeding them and securing trash to reduce encounters.

GM confirmed temporary layoffs of 200 workers at Factory ZERO due to market dynamics, unrelated to tariffs. The plant makes key EV models and the layoffs reflect wider industry issues with EV market adoption and production challenges.

Sheriff in Northern Michigan condemns threats to utility workers after a severe ice storm, as crews work to restore power amid extensive infrastructure damage.

An Australian teacher has been charged with sending inappropriate messages to a Michigan girl, following a joint investigation by American and Australian authorities.

A Howell woman died in a rollover crash in Livingston County, Michigan, with two others injured, one being an 81-year-old man. The crash is under investigation.

Immigration attorney Amir Makled claims he was detained and pressured by CBP at Detroit Metro Airport, which he believes was an intimidation tactic due to his professional activities. CBP asserts the inspection was routine and lawful.

Prosecutors counter James Crumbley's bid for a new trial over the Oxford shooting, arguing that his claims lack merit and that undisclosed proffer agreements with school officials were not material to his guilt.

A fire destroyed the Plum Hollow Market in Southfield, with firefighters battling the blaze for hours. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.