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.

Candidates in Michigan's 3rd Congressional District and Senate race intensify their campaigns, focusing on various political agendas ahead of the primaries.

A 14-year-old boy died after getting tangled in a boat propeller near Michigan's Drummond Island, with local authorities and EMS responding to the incident.

Detroit Police are searching for Kaniyah Harrison, a missing 22-year-old autistic woman last seen on Detroit's west side.

Steven Frank Kolson Jr. is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly strangling his wife, April Vitale. His bond is at $5 million with a GPS tether requirement. The case emphasizes the need to tackle domestic violence in the community.

Eastern Michigan University unveiled its new Lakeview Apartments, part of a $200 million housing project aimed at modernizing student living and attracting more enrollees.

Michigan restaurant workers have diverse reactions to the state Supreme Court ruling on increased minimum wage and paid sick leave, with some skeptical and others optimistic about the impact on the industry.