The Grand Rapids Fire Department now holds a Basic Life Support license, enabling them to provide advanced medical care on-site, which includes advanced airway management and administering medications.

Detroit's "Halloween in the D" celebration includes family-friendly events, trick-or-treating, and community engagement, with a call for more sponsors and volunteers.

Jonathan Leeavert Williams is charged with second-degree murder of Harmond Ulmer at a Detroit plant, following an argument reportedly over a food delivery.

MDOT is set to close a southbound I-75 lane in Genesee County from Oct. 14 for drainage maintenance, keeping two lanes open, with completion expected by Nov. 14.

A pilot program in Detroit has given 250 students from DPSCD schools running shoes for the Detroit Free Press Kids Marathon to promote physical activity.

Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin and Republican Mike Rogers prepare for heated debates in Michigan's U.S. Senate race, focusing on key issues and vying for voters' support.

The Oak Park Public Library closed a second time due to bed bugs, reopening after aggressive treatment, including furniture replacement and increased inspections.

Two individuals were arrested following a police chase in Gaines Township after they failed to stop for a traffic check, leading deputies on a pursuit.

Two motorcyclists in Monroe County were injured after failing to navigate a curve and crashing into a ditch. Alcohol and speed are suspected as factors.

A printing error sent wrong absentee ballots to some Plainfield Township voters, but the issue was swiftly addressed by the Kent County Clerk's office.

A moped driver died after running a stop sign and being hit by a car in Grand Rapids. The car's driver cooperated with the ongoing police investigation.

Michigan State Police are investigating a hit-and-run in Sheridan Township that injured a pedestrian, seeking information on the black pickup truck involved.

Police investigate antisemitic flyers found in Oakland County, Michigan, seeking information on the incident involving bags with hateful material on 200 lawns.