Gene Rhodes, known as "Gene the Pumpkin Man," passed away at 88. His iconic pumpkin farm was a staple in Kalamazoo, celebrated for creating cherished memories.

Judge Edward Servitto of Macomb County Circuit Court is retiring after a notable career starting in 2000, including pioneering the "Mini Court" for young offenders.

Wayne County has erased $27 million in medical debt for over 46,000 people, part of a broader initiative that includes Oakland County's $9.1 million debt relief for 14,000 residents.

Detroit opens its first rage room, The Damage Zone, offering a place for residents to vent frustrations by smashing items in themed rooms, with support from the Motor City Match program.

Highland Park inmate David Johnathan Soward is charged with multiple felonies including escape and disarming an officer after an assault and failed escape attempt.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel issued a consumer alert about the risks of drop-shipping, an online retail method with potential complications for consumers and sellers.

Detroit expects a mix of rain and snow with temperatures around 38 degrees, transitioning into potential evening flurries and colder temperatures as the week progresses.

Detroit transforms a dormant downtown area into a 14-acre tech and life sciences hub, starting with a new Life Science Innovation Building set for construction in 2025.

A federal survey conducted by the University of Michigan shows that teen marijuana use is at a historic low, with significant reductions in use among 8th, 10th, and 12th graders.

Three suspects were arrested following a high-speed chase exceeding 120 mph in Livingston County, after a stolen vehicle was identified and fled police, ending in a crash.

Romulus City Councilwoman Virginia Williams, admired for her community service, passed away on December 15, 2024. Her notable efforts included weekly food distributions and organizing events. She was first elected in 2017 and re-elected in 2021.

Four teens have been charged in a Detroit carjacking that led to a police shooting and subsequent car crash. No officers were injured, and the teens face various charges.

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan enforced a $192,500 judgment against Carnival Market Inc. for wage theft and employee retaliation.