A teenage boy died, and another was hospitalized due to electrocution from a power line in Leslie, Michigan. The incident also sparked a grass fire, and the local community is mourning the loss.

Detroit Police seek public help to find missing 13-year-old Zion Ramsey, last seen June 3, described as 5'8'' with black hair and brown eyes, wearing a green jacket and windbreaker pants.

Santa Ono's nomination for University of Florida presidency was rejected by the Board of Governors amid concerns of his previous DEI initiatives and handling of pro-Palestinian protests.

Michigan GOP House members, led by Rep. James DeSana, introduced impeachment articles against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for alleged misconduct and election issues. Benson refutes the claims, considering them partisan attacks.

Michigan requires healthcare providers to report all ALS cases to enhance tracking and improve research into the disease's prevalence and risk factors.

Debate surrounds proposed changes to 11 Mile Road in Royal Oak, aiming to reduce congestion and add bike lanes, with mixed reactions from residents and business owners. A decision is pending after consultations and a public hearing.

Pronto Pup Grand Rapids has closed its ghost kitchen on Wealthy Street within a month of opening, citing low sales and operational issues, while continuing to operate its food trucks.

Four individuals, including a couple, were charged with impersonating police during a violent home invasion in Washtenaw County, Michigan, where victims were bound and assaulted.

Michigan is affected by Canadian wildfire smoke, prompting air quality advisories and concerns for those with health conditions. Officials advise limiting outdoor activities and protecting pets.

The 2025 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix features the 35th NTT IndyCar Series from May 30 to June 1, with free admission on May 30, races, concerts, and various transport options.

A robocall operator, John Spiller, has been banned from the telecom industry and ordered to pay over $600,000 following legal action by Michigan and seven other states.

Two men were sentenced for a fentanyl tragedy that caused deaths in Kalamazoo; Smith got 20 years and Martin 4 years in prison.

MDOT is collecting public opinions on acquiring 1.6 acres from Flint City for a new I-475 bridge over Grand Traverse St., with comments accepted online from May 29 to June 10.