A water main break in southwest Detroit caused flooding and damage to property, prompting community assistance and a city pledge to help cover uninsured damages.

Gas prices in Michigan decreased by three cents, as reported by AAA, with the average cost now at $3.07 per gallon. Despite this, AAA warns that prices may increase again if demand grows and stocks tighten.

The Sterling Heights Public Library offers a new online 3D tour to help visitors familiarize themselves with its layout, aiding accessibility and reducing anxiety around visiting new places.

A major water main break in southwest Detroit caused extensive flooding, with emergency services responding, including a rescue operation. Efforts to mitigate the situation are ongoing.

A shooting at Byron Township’s Camelot Manor escalated to a homicide case after victim Jeffrey Gamble died from his injuries. Police have arrested an 18-year-old suspect after a domestic argument led to the incident.

Detroit Police seek the public's help to find Evelyn Bevele, a 30-year-old woman with a learning disability, missing since last Friday from her residence.

Coldwater man arrested by Calhoun County authorities for allegedly trying to solicit minors for sexual purposes using a computer. The investigation is ongoing.

A sedan collided with a snowplow in Holland Township, injuring the sedan driver seriously; the snowplow driver was unharmed. Police are investigating the crash.

The Kent County Animal Shelter is caring for Rukey, a dog left in a Meijer parking lot, and is offering community support for pet care during economic struggles.

Michigan's Attorney General investigates Fallen Timbers and owner Ryan Thompson over alleged pet adoption fraud, involving sale of sick puppies with fake vet records.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reissues a consumer alert on romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day, advising people to be vigilant on dating sites and social media.

The MGCB issued cease-and-desist letters to nine unlicensed online casinos, citing consumer risks and state law violations.

The Michigan Department of Transportation's "Restore the Reuther" project will cause significant traffic disruptions on I-696 for a two-year period, including closures and detours for extensive road and bridge work.