Michigan man Karl Robart pleads no contest to charges relating to his grandson's accidental shooting death due to an unsecured firearm, highlighting the state’s new gun storage law.

A man was fatally stabbed in Kalamazoo; a suspect is in custody. The victim was Tuan Williams. A police K9 suffered heat exhaustion during the search.

McLaren Health Care in Michigan is investigating disruptions to its IT and phone systems, impacting hospitals and offices, including delayed non-urgent procedures and compromised patient data from a 2023 ransomware attack.

Michigan extends its free school meals program through 2024-2025, ensuring that 1.4 million public school students will receive breakfast and lunch at no cost.

The Livingston County Health Department issued an alert for a rabid bat in Brighton and advises caution and reporting of bat encounters to prevent rabies.

A suspect damaged Howell police vehicles with an ax and later surrendered to authorities. The man known to police has mental health issues; his motives remain unclear.

Michigan's Sherrone Moore faces potential Level II NCAA violation over deleted texts linked to a sign-stealing scandal; other staff face serious allegations. A documentary could further expose details.

A woman from Howard City was airlifted with life-threatening injuries after failing to stop at a sign and colliding with a Floridian's vehicle in Mecosta County.

A cyclist was hospitalized after a collision with a Chevy Equinox in Holland Township, with non-life-threatening injuries. The crash is under investigation.

A toddler in Warren, Michigan, shot himself with his babysitter's unsecured gun, prompting an investigation that could lead to charges under a new firearm storage law.

A Detroit man is charged with first-degree murder after fatally stabbing another man at a gas station. He received a $1 million bond and may face life in prison if convicted.

Genesee County officials are charging the owner of North Morris Estates Mobile Home Park, who operated without a license, facing over $100,000 in fines and possible jail time; they aim to address unsafe water and poor living conditions.

Two Detroit teenagers face charges for multiple vehicle thefts and a traffic accident in Huron County after fleeing a foster home in Sault Ste. Marie.