Following VA layoffs, some employees are reinstated, but many remain jobless. Dismissals criticized for disrupting services to veterans; Senators urge rehiring all affected staff, emphasizing the negative impact on essential services.

Ex-employee of Fraser High gets a reduced sentence for student sexual misconduct, from 8-50 years to 6-50 years for first-degree charges, according to ClickOnDetroit.

A 24-year-old Houston woman died in a crash involving her Jeep and a gravel hauler on I-75 in Oakland County. She reportedly lost control, leading to the fatal impact.

President Trump reappointed Michigan Governor Whitmer to the Council of Governors, highlighting her cross-party collaboration and focus on national security and emergency response efforts.

Michigan's Senate passed House Bill 4002 revising the state's sick time policy, with measures beneficial for small businesses. The bill now awaits Gov. Whitmer's signature.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel released a consumer alert on recognizing and responding to hacked email accounts, highlighting signs of breach and recovery steps.

Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Elizabeth Clement announced she will leave her seat, enabling Governor Whitmer to appoint a successor, potentially increasing the Democratic-nominated majority on the court.

Marquan Leron Brice, 18, faces serious charges including homicide for the fatal shooting of Jeffrey Gamble at Camelot Manor Mobile Home Community in Byron Township.

Fire crews battled a severe blaze at G.R. Central Iron and Steel in Grand Rapids, with no injuries reported and significant building damage. The cause remains under investigation.

Todd Bettison was unanimously approved as Detroit's police chief by the city council, after being interim chief and serving in the department for 27 years.

Detroit Police seek help finding Stacia Harrison, missing since Valentine's Day, with mental health conditions, last seen in the 17100 block of Greenlawn.

The Heron Cove Association appeals to Michigan's Supreme Court over $218 million in special assessments for dam reconstruction, claiming they are unequal and unconstitutional.

Eleven Michigan sites, including Hart Plaza and Capri Drive-In, are added to the National Register of Historic Places, promoting preservation and community heritage.