A case of active tuberculosis at Kalamazoo Central High School has led to an investigation and free testing for close contacts, with the affected individual receiving treatment in isolation.

Michigan State Police highlight the importance of the Move Over law after multiple patrol cars were hit on the roadside, stressing drivers' responsibility to slow down and move over for emergency vehicles.

A Detroit teen faces charges, including fleeing police, after a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle, with the episode ending safely despite reaching speeds of 120 mph.

Mike Rogers is considering another run for the U.S. Senate in Michigan after Democrat Gary Peters announced retirement, with Trump's endorsement and GOP support.

A Grand Rapids priest, Rev. Calvin Robinson, was removed from his duties after performing a gesture perceived as a "pro-Nazi salute" at a D.C. event, leading to the Anglican Catholic Church revoking his license.

Detroit police seek help to find Maryha Davison, 15, missing since January 29 after school. She is 5′4″, with black hair, brown eyes, last seen in black jacket and tan pants. Call (313) 596-5840 with info.

Fugitive arrested after a high-speed chase exceeding 100 mph on I-96 ends in a crash; incident required a collaborative law enforcement and emergency service response.

Macomb County is holding its annual tree and plant sale from February 3 to April 4, offering various affordable greenery options to enhance local environments.

Shelley Letzer is charged with embezzling from an elderly man by misusing power of attorney. She faces felony charges including embezzlement and fraudulently obtaining a signature.

Eminem's publishing company, Eight Mile Style, sued LaFontaine Ford for unauthorized use of "Lose Yourself" in an ad campaign for a Detroit Lions F-150 truck.

A Detroit man, Melvin Lamar Triplett, was sentenced to 23 years in prison for drug conspiracy and distributing narcotics that caused death and serious harm.

A Michigan beef cattle herd in Alcona County has tested positive for bovine tuberculosis, marking the first case since January 2022 within the state's Modified Accredited Zone.

The Canton Secretary of State office will be closed February 3-14 for renovations. Online services and nearby offices are available for residents during this period.