One man is dead and two are injured after a drive-by shooting on Detroit's east side. No suspect or vehicle descriptions yet; the investigation is ongoing.

Caledonia High School revealed a new Veterans Memorial, initiated by former student Brody Woodwyk, featuring stories of local veterans on an interactive screen.

East Lansing police are investigating after finding human remains in a townhome freezer; no arrests have been made, but there is no perceived public threat.

Authorities confirmed the death of Michael Dale Savard, who had previously been reported missing in Frankenmuth. His vehicle was found in a field, and police are investigating the circumstances.

Thieves botched a catalytic converter theft at Govanni Used Cars in Detroit, with one falling from the getaway truck. The owner offers them jobs despite the damage caused.

James Edward Reed Jr. has been indicted for the 2018 murder of Marcus Kyle Ford in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Reed faces charges including open murder and is currently in prison for an unrelated felony.

Motor City Comic Con captivates Novi, Michigan, with a mix of 80s icons, contemporary stars, and comic book creators, offering celebrity meet-and-greets and a treasure trove of merchandise.

Stellantis is laying off 400 workers at its Detroit parts logistics facility as it transitions operations to a third party, amid broader industry challenges.

Cultivate, an art space in Grand Rapids, is closing due to sustainability issues, the owner's health, and other factors, despite having created jobs, hosted exhibits, and served many artists.

A body was found after a fire at a Kentwood, Michigan, storage facility, leading to a suspicious death investigation. Authorities are seeking information from the public.

MDOT announces weekend closures of southbound M-53 for bridge work, with detours via M-59, Mound Road, and 18 Mile Road, affecting traffic and local businesses.

A third man, Kyren Harris, has been charged with the fatal shooting of Frederick Coleman Jr. in Melvindale, with a $1 million bond set. He joins two previously charged suspects, with hearings scheduled in December.

Contractor Wesley Pawloski faces fraud charges in Grand Rapids for not completing construction jobs and failing to pay subcontractors, with victims losing over $100k.