A 19-year-old driver, Payton Ferris, received no jail time but probation and other penalties for a traffic violation causing the death of a tow truck driver, leading to public outcry.

A young man died in a Detroit drive-by shooting on Patton Street, with no motive or suspect identified yet. His family is devastated and is asking for the perpetrators to come forward.

A woman in Tuscola County suffered serious, but non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by an SUV driven by a suspected drunk driver on December 14th.

A Chicago man tried to return a book to a Detroit library 50 years late, but was told to keep it as they already erased it from their system. He's now fundraising for literacy, equating donations to the book's overdue fees.

Authorities in Monroe County warn of a phone scam where fraudsters impersonate law enforcement, threatening arrest for missed jury duty, and demanding payment.

Two teenage girls were hospitalized after a collision in Zeeland Township when a 16-year-old driver failed to yield, resulting in a crash with a northbound Toyota.

A fire damaged a home in Richland Township, closing part of M-89 and resulting in no injuries; firefighters rescued a dog and battled the blaze fueled by multiple space heaters.

Two hospitalized after a car hit a guardrail on I-96; the driver may have fallen asleep. No other vehicles were involved in the Ionia County incident.

Demolition of the former Duthler's grocery store in Grand Rapids paves the way for the new Bridge Street Apartments, featuring 148 all-electric units and amenities.

An unexpected natural art show of frozen sand sculptures emerged on the shores of Lake Michigan in St. Joseph after a winter storm, stunning locals and social media users.

Detroit authorities seek public help to identify a suspect in a Southwest Detroit home arson case, with a $500 reward for information leading to arrest.

Holly Schmidt was charged in a fatal August drunk driving crash in Lenawee County, killing one and injuring another. She's arraigned with bond set at $75,000.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel appeals the dismissal of Willful Neglect of Duty charges against three officers accused of failing to prevent a colleague's alleged assault on a handcuffed man.