A sinkhole on Riverside Drive in Battle Creek after sewer repair work caused a road closure and damage to a car. City crews are implementing repairs with no injuries reported. Traffic detours are in place.

Michigan AG Nessel opposes DTE Energy's proposed $574 million rate hike after a recent $217 million increase, aiming to protect consumers and challenge service quality.

The Detroit Fire Department highlighted fire safety, especially the correct use and upkeep of fire extinguishers, and the need for quick action during fires. They recommended the P.A.S.S. technique and regular maintenance checks for extinguishers.

The UIA Detroit Local Office will close for renovations from April 28, 2025, until fall, with a temporary office available by appointment during this time.

A Pontiac man pled guilty to taking part in a $4 million identity theft and unemployment fraud scheme, using stolen data to file false claims. He faces up to 20 years in prison per fraud count.

A former Detroit pharmacist, Remigius U. Onimo, was charged with unauthorized practice and Medicaid fraud after filling prescriptions post-license suspension.

A Venezuelan man was deported after inadvertently crossing into Canada, raising concerns about due process and detention practices at the U.S.-Canada border.

Detroit's Thursday forecast includes a sunny 82 degrees and a light south breeze, with a cooler, partly cloudy evening. The following days expect rain and potential thunderstorms.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from ex-officer Christopher Schurr in Patrick Lyoya's death, ending his bid for qualified immunity in the civil case. Jury selection for Schurr's criminal trial has begun.

Mel Owens is named the lead for "The Golden Bachelor" season 2, ready to find love after a successful sports and legal career.

Muskegon's Shaw Walker factory is set to become The Shaw, a mixed-use development with 500+ housing units and commercial space, backed by a $160M tax incentive.

Kalamazoo has launched a Food Scrap Recycling Program to reduce organic waste in landfills, providing drop-off sites for compostable items and aiming to improve the environment.

Michigan State Police are looking for Waldemar Aaron Wieland, last seen on April 13 in Sheridan, and ask for public help in locating the 6-foot-4, 350-pound man.