The Detroit Fire Department is set to host a fire safety webinar on March 12 to educate residents on preventing hazardous incidents related to cooking, smoking, and candle use.

Dearborn resumes yard waste collection on March 10 as part of seasonal services. Residents should clear streets on trash days.

Officer Jacob Brooklier of the Warren Police saved a 12-year-old from drowning by performing CPR until the boy revived. The child recovered fully after the incident.

Harold Leroy Knight Jr. was arrested in Michigan for possessing child abuse material and using a computer for crime, following a cyber tip investigation.

Eastern Michigan University hosts a series of events for Women's History Month, including celebrations, symposiums, and conferences highlighting women's achievements and contributions.

Pronto Pup Grand Rapids is set to open a new storefront in May to offer its unique corn dogs, operating three days a week as a shared ghost kitchen in Eastown or East Grand Rapids.

Michigan State Police located a missing 86-year-old man in Almena Township, using ground forces and a helicopter, after he became stuck and disoriented on his property.

The Grand Rapids Rampage is set to rejoin the National Gridiron League in 2026, 15 years after the original team folded, amidst plans to strengthen league foundations and community ties.

A coalition led by AG Dana Nessel obtained a court injunction to halt Trump administration's proposed funding cuts to research "indirect costs," protecting Michigan universities' research programs.

Two children died from carbon monoxide toxicity in a van where their homeless family lived; Detroit has since offered support and is addressing homelessness.

Grand Rapids Police Department seized 1.1 pounds of fentanyl in their largest bust to date, arresting 53-year-old Darrell Mitchell at Wimbledon Apartments. The drug is potentially deadly and has been linked to many overdoses in the area.

The Hudson’s Detroit tower's facade is complete with the last glass panel installed, marking a milestone in the construction of what will be Michigan's second-tallest skyscraper.

Battle Creek apartment fire leads to the rescue of two people and the loss of a dog, with damages estimated at over $1.2 million. The fire's cause is under investigation.