A fire at a Comstock Park commercial building drew over 50 firefighters; the incident caused significant roof damage and road closures but no injuries.

Chick-fil-A opens a new location in Auburn Hills, Michigan, with Owner-Operator Greg Russell focused on community engagement, offering job opportunities, and celebrating the launch with charitable acts.

Akida Diaba Dudley of Detroit has been charged with multiple sexual assaults from 1997 to 2004, as DNA evidence from untested rape kits linked him to the crimes.

A teen is in custody for allegedly detonating an explosive in a Mount Clemens home, with no injuries reported. The community supports the victims as legal proceedings against the suspect continue.

An 81-year-old Michigan man, James Meloche, is charged with creating and possessing child pornography by superimposing minors' faces onto explicit images.

Ohio man arrested after a multi-county pursuit ending in Monroe County, Michigan, with his vehicle's tires all flattened.

Ingham County, Michigan, confirms its first measles case since 1994 in a vaccinated one-year-old girl; health officials list potential exposure sites and urge public to check vaccination status.

Michigan residents mistakenly received an earthquake alert due to a cell tower error; the alert was meant for California following an actual quake there. Authorities quickly clarified the mistake and reassured the public.

Adam Hollier is running for Congress again, challenging Rep. Shri Thanedar for Michigan's 13th District seat, focusing on socioeconomic issues and criticizing Thanedar as out of touch.

Two bodies with gunshot wounds were found inside a possibly stolen U-Haul in Inkster. Police have made no arrests and urge against spreading unverified information. The investigation is ongoing.

A man was arrested in Battle Creek for firing shots into a crowd during a large fight; no injuries were reported. He faces multiple firearm-related charges.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel files a lawsuit with 15 other attorneys general against the Department of Education for rescinding the pandemic relief funds deadline.

Michigan DNR urges residents to coexist with the growing black bear population, advising against feeding them and securing trash to reduce encounters.