Two killed in Michigan crash involving a vehicle and a semi-truck after the vehicle failed to yield at a stop.

Detroit police are seeking help to find missing 14-year-old Makayla Nichols last seen on Covington Drive, described with brown eyes and black/green hair.

The forecast for Detroit around Memorial Day includes isolated showers, temps in the 60s-70s, and a mix of sunny and cloudy days with some chances of rain.

The Lake Michigan Overlook platform at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore has been removed due to erosion, highlighting the power of nature over human-made structures.

University of Michigan economists forecast moderate job growth for Oakland County's economy, with expectations of 0.5% annual growth through 2027 despite recent manufacturing job losses.

Overcast skies with mild temperatures are expected in Detroit, with winds reaching up to 23 mph based on National Weather Service forecasts. Conditions will improve with more sun and warmth towards the weekend.

Terry Lee Boss is charged with murder for a fatal crash that killed an 8-month-old baby, Lucia Iris Seifried, while he was allegedly driving intoxicated.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, joined by 16 other attorneys general, defended a ban on Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs), but the Fifth Circuit Court dismissed the appeal, allowing FRTs to remain legal.

Bedner Growers, Inc. cucumbers are recalled after a multi-state salmonella outbreak, affecting 26 people and leading to hospitalizations. No deaths are reported; the FDA investigates.

Liam Rentz, 52, faces charges in Canton, Michigan, for pulling a gun during a road rage incident. He awaits a court appearance, amid a rise in local road rage crimes.

Lyme disease cases have risen by 168% in Michigan, with health officials urging precautions against tick bites and stressing the importance of early removal and monitoring for symptoms. Anaplasmosis cases are also increasing.

Grand Rapids approves a $735 million budget for FY26, including funding for 22 city staff positions, no parking fine increases, and infrastructure investments.

An 80-year-old Michigan woman won $100,000 in a lottery "second chance" drawing after scanning her non-winning ticket on the state lottery app. Initially skeptical, she confirmed the prize was real with a follow-up email.