Michigan AG Nessel advises consumers to review store return policies post-holidays for ease of returning gifts, as stated in the consumer alert "Avoiding Unhappy Returns."

Three members of the Almighty Vice Lord Nation gang received lengthy prison sentences after being found guilty of RICO conspiracy and murder in Detroit.

A man was arrested in Calhoun County for threatening his family with firearms and explosives, then led police on a chase before surrendering. No injuries were reported, and he faces multiple felony charges.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel announces a settlement with Keeler Brass to address VOC and PFAS contamination, mandating site investigations and clean-up efforts.

Michigan's Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah with 'Menorah in the D' and other events during the rare overlap with Christmas, referred to as Christmukkah.

Al Williams, 45, is charged with Second Degree Murder for the fatal shooting of Brandon Zaner, 38, at a Warren gas station.

An Illinois man died and a woman was injured in Michigan when their snowmobile hit a powerline structure off a marked trail. Speed and inexperience are cited as crash factors.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel advises caution with P2P payment apps to avoid holiday scams and outlines various fraudulent schemes targeting users, urging public awareness and vigilance.

A father and son in Michigan were sentenced for running illegal gambling operations, following a plea deal and a raid on their casinos. They received probation and fines. The MGCB and Attorney General are committed to enforcing gaming laws.

The City of Grand Rapids has received a permit from Michigan EGLE to proceed with the Grand River rejuvenation, which involves dam removal and river restoration to enhance recreational and ecological aspects.

Allegiant Air Flight 2206 made an emergency landing due to a burning smell in the cabin; no injuries were reported and passengers received compensation.

The article discusses Detroit's varying weather forecast for the week, with sunny skies, a wintry mix, and possible rain, potentially affecting holiday travel plans.

The Michigan Senate held a record 29-hour session, approving multiple bills before a GOP-led House transition. The session was marked by partisan tension and a focus on issues like gun safety and hate crime legislation.