A man was shot on a Detroit bus and police are searching for the suspect, who may have injured his hand. Increased patrols on buses have been announced.

Detroit's Rides to Care program has provided over 10,000 free rides to pregnant women and infant caregivers, aiming to improve access to healthcare and reduce health disparities.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a multi-state lawsuit against the Department of Education for cutting funds earmarked for K-12 school mental health services.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is set to increase marine patrols during July 4 weekend to prevent alcohol-related incidents, as part of "Operation Dry Water."

The Michigan Supreme Court rejected Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl's appeal against voter intimidation charges, with AG Nessel expressing approval of the decision.

Local authorities in Westland, Michigan rescued eight ducklings from a storm drain near City Hall, with residents and city crews facilitating their safe return to their mother.

Detroit launches "Protect the Zone" to tackle gun violence, focusing on safety and parenting after shootings kill two youths. Community groups emphasize action and collaboration.

A 3-year-old boy died, and his mother and twin sister were critically injured in a hit-and-run in Livonia, Michigan. The suspect's vehicle was located, with an ongoing investigation.

An industrial fire broke out at Aevitas Specialty Services in Detroit, involving sulfuric acid and oil. Firefighters controlled the blaze, with air quality monitoring in progress.

A 24-year-old man died in Ludington, Michigan after his boom lift contacted power lines. Despite resuscitation attempts, he was declared dead at the hospital. The incident is under investigation.

A 12-year-old boy was arrested in Oakland County, linked to a string of car thefts and selling one vehicle for $30. He's being held at a juvenile facility awaiting court intervention.

A 67-year-old New Mexico woman died after an apparent swimming accident in Lake Michigan; her body was found five miles from shore. Foul play is not suspected as the community addresses water safety.

A 24-year-old man died after his boom lift hit electrical lines in Ludington, Michigan. Despite first responders' efforts, he succumbed to his injuries.