Michigan State University is under an NCAA investigation for alleged recruiting violations during ex-coach Mel Tucker's tenure, with the school and former staff cooperating with the inquiry.

Michigan couple Paul and Christy Akeo were released from a Mexican prison after a dispute with Palace Elite Resorts; they made a settlement involving a charitable payment.

A man in Galesburg was robbed at knifepoint; the suspect remains at large despite a search involving K-9 units. The Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Dearborn celebrates April Arts Month with free cultural events, including the Arty Party, Mayor’s Arts Awards, gallery visits, and concerts by Dearborn Symphony and the National Arab Orchestra.

The Whitecaps are starting their 2025 season with stadium renovations and a promising roster, inducing fan excitement for the games and new ballpark experiences.

Milan Park in Detroit has undergone a $700K renovation with new playgrounds and sports fields, funded by the city and various organizations, and now features over 120 planted trees and upcoming sidewalk murals.

A fire in Leoni Township, Michigan, destroyed a home and killed four dogs; it's believed to have started in the kitchen. No human casualties were reported.

Five individuals plead guilty to laundering funds in a U.S. sextortion case with over 100 victims, involving coercion and extortion for money sent to Nigeria.

Bedrock's new event venue, The Department at Hudson's, offers customizable spaces within Detroit's largest development in decades, featuring GM's global HQ and 56,000 sq ft for events.

A suspect was charged for vandalizing historic stained-glass windows at Meadow Brook Hall, Oakland University, with community and police responding proactively to the crime.

Planned Parenthood of Michigan is closing three clinics and reducing staff by 10% due to expected federal funding cuts. They plan to expand virtual health services in response.

Two dogs died in a fire that destroyed a mobile home and an adjacent structure under construction in Arlington Township, with the human occupants escaping unharmed.

The MGCB is urging Michigan residents to bet responsibly during the NCAA Championship, using only legal platforms to avoid scams and ensure consumer protection.