A woman was hospitalized after being hit by a car while using a crosswalk in Spring Lake; the driver called 911 and the incident is under investigation.

A 17-year-old was fatally shot by Michigan State Police in Flint after allegedly being found armed and fleeing. An investigation is ongoing and officers are on administrative leave.

Michigan sees a surge in early in-person voting, with 1.2 million votes cast, revealing a shift in voter preferences and high engagement across the state.

Michigan sees a minor increase of 4 cents in gas prices, with the current average at $3.16 per gallon, 24 cents lower than last month and 23 cents cheaper than last year. Demand is up, while gasoline stocks and production have decreased.

Steenstra's Royal Dutch Bakery is selling cookies featuring Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, continuing a 16-year tradition to lighten the political mood.

Wyoming police resolved a standoff peacefully by taking a suspect into custody without incident, ensuring public safety with no further details provided.

The weather in Detroit will be a mix of sun and clouds with fluctuating temperatures this week, featuring highs near 60°F-75°F and chances of showers, as per the National Weather Service.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel sues Ox Paperboard for PFAS pollution of the White Pigeon River, seeking to halt discharges and hold the company accountable for environmental damage.

A missing 16-year-old boy with a cognitive disability, Jacob Wilber, was found safe by the Midland County Sheriff's Office, as confirmed on their Facebook page.

Michigan's MiLEAP has suspended licenses of two childcare centers in Detroit following abuse allegations against owner Isatou Whitfield, with reports of physical and verbal abuse of children.

Flint announces an ARPA-funded roof repair program for homeowners meeting specific income and residency requirements to enhance living conditions, energy efficiency, and home structure integrity.

A Farmington Hills man, Tyrone Fergerson, won $5 million playing Mega Millions after purchasing a ticket at a local store and opting for the Megaplier.

Mark Labelle, a Cedar Springs Public Schools worker, was arraigned on child pornography charges after his wife reported finding such material on his phone. He faces two felony charges and up to 20 years in prison.