Ada Valley Meat Co. recalls 1,065 pounds of frozen ground beef due to metal pieces found by a consumer. Products affect several states; no injuries reported.

A former guest sues an Ann Arbor hotel, alleging a poorly maintained pool caused her severe infection. She seeks over $25,000 for medical and emotional distress.

A man changing a flat tire on Southfield Freeway was seriously injured after being struck by a passing vehicle. The suspected impaired driver was arrested.

A Warren man faces human trafficking charges after a woman he coerced into prostitution escaped and sought help, leading to his potential imprisonment if convicted.

A man with dementia was rescued by Sterling Heights Police and Michigan State Police after a 10-hour search, aided by an MSP helicopter in Dodge Park's woods.

Michigan's MDHHS maintains its recommendation that everyone 6 months and older should get the COVID-19 vaccine, highlighting its importance during pregnancy and for children, despite recent changes in national guidelines.

Bradford James Gille, 42, faces terrorism and assault charges after stabbing 11 at a Michigan Walmart. Motive unclear; Gille has a history with mental health issues. Victims are improving; community support highlighted.

MDOT has rescheduled U.S. 127 and I-94 road closures in Jackson County for utility work to August 3 and 10, during early morning hours, involving lane closures with state police oversight.

A boat explosion on Pontiac Lake injured three people, including a father and two teenagers, one of whom suffered burns on 50% of his body. The cause is being investigated.

A gunman at a Detroit gas station killed one and injured three women over a dispute about buying snacks. The shooter is still at large as police seek public help.

A man died in Salem Township after being hit by a pickup truck; alcohol may have contributed. The incident is under investigation by the Allegan County Sheriff's Office.

A man stabbed 11 people at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, with all victims critically injured. The assailant was apprehended with the help of citizens and is now in custody.

A Southfield woman, Mariah Davis, is charged with false pretenses and using a computer to commit a crime for allegedly submitting fraudulent CERA applications totaling $98,282.20.