One man was hospitalized and another arrested after a stabbing in Almena Township, as roommates fought over food and employment issues, exacerbated by alcohol.

One man was killed and another injured in an early morning shooting in Grand Rapids; police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Business owner William Shaw starts clearing illegal signs in Detroit as part of his sentence for posting over 600 unauthorized ads, following crackdown on visual clutter.

A man was arrested after trying to rob a bank in Saline but fled without any money. Police apprehended him after a chase involving multiple law enforcement agencies.

Twin 11-year-old girls were seriously injured by an illegal firework in Michigan, sparking a police investigation and discussions on fireworks safety.

Ram tops J.D. Power's U.S. Initial Quality Study, while Dodge ranks last among sibling brands, with issues in infotainment and assistance systems noted industry-wide.

A Hillsdale County deputy was killed during a traffic stop; the suspect, Eric Fiddler, died in a standoff. The incident marks a rare loss for the local law enforcement.

Kroger union workers in Southern and Mid Lower Michigan have ratified a new contract ensuring wage increases, additional benefits, and no rise in healthcare costs.

The article details the upcoming week's variable weather forecast for Detroit, including sunny days, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures as reported by the National Weather Service.

A man was arrested for aiming a laser at a police helicopter in Michigan, a federal crime that could lead to a maximum of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, further emphasized by FAA's penalties of $11,000 per violation.

A semi-truck driver was cited for careless driving after causing an accident in a construction zone on U.S. 127, resulting in minor injuries and a temporary road closure.

Michigan DOT is hosting the National Work Zone Memorial over the July 4th weekend to honor over 1,600 lives lost in work zone crashes. The memorial aims to raise safety awareness amidst increased summer road work.

Henry Ford Health in Detroit conducted Michigan's first two successful beating heart transplants, with Ken Miller as the first recipient. The innovative procedure allows the heart to continue beating during the transplant.