Fifty-two attorneys general support veterans in a legal battle for G.I. Bill benefits, challenging the VA's restrictive interpretation that limits education benefits despite a Supreme Court ruling.

The Jonas Brothers announced their "JONAS20: Living the Dream" tour, marking their largest Detroit show at Comerica Park on August 28 as part of a 43-date North American tour.

Detroit's early spring forecast includes rain, possible snow, and a gradual warm-up, with varying wind speeds and temperature highs around the mid-40s.

A man from Traverse City was arrested after a high-speed chase in South Haven, where he rammed a patrol car with a stolen car and faced multiple charges.

Mayor David LaGrand delivered his first State of the City address, focusing on housing, policing, and neighborhood enhancements to promote rapid development and community involvement in Grand Rapids.

The Detroit Zoo welcomed a 22-year-old polar bear named Haley from the Memphis Zoo to promote genetic diversity and sustainability among captive polar bear populations.

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals cleared two Oxford Community Schools officials of claims stating they contributed to the 2021 Oxford High School shooting.

Two teens were arrested after a stabbing incident left a 16-year-old seriously injured in Dearborn. The victim is stable; police stress peaceful conflict resolution.

Former University of Michigan coach Matthew Weiss faces a 24-count indictment, including charges of database hacking and identity theft, involving student athletes' personal data.

A hospital shooting in Troy, Michigan involved an employee attacker and victim; one person hospitalized, suspect in custody. The incident prompted a facility lockdown.

A federal judge has allowed a lawsuit against Livingston County Jail to go to trial regarding a detainee's death, potentially highlighting issues with inmate medical care.

Michigan House approved a $3.1 billion road funding plan without tax increases, reallocating existing funds despite concerns over the impact on other services.

Tanya Hobson pleaded guilty to embezzling from the Tuscola County Peer Center where she was the director, and she has been ordered to pay restitution.