The body of Michael John Hodge, a missing attorney from Michigan with dementia, was found after an extensive search. His death had no signs of foul play.

A man was arrested in Troy for "super drunk" driving with a BAC over three times the legal limit after police found him unconscious in a running car. Another similar incident occurred earlier with a 62-year-old man.

Wayne County’s Raad Kouza and his brother were convicted of fraud, leading to $15M in health care losses, with Kouza facing up to 30 years in prison.

Linkin Park announces return performances in Michigan, their first in a decade, with upcoming gigs in Detroit and Grand Rapids, featuring new members and a new album.

Kid Rock and Nickelback will headline the "Rock the Country" festival in Hastings, Michigan, featuring a star-studded lineup and tickets starting at $139.99.

A Pontiac woman is charged with animal cruelty and operating an unregistered shelter after 37 animals were found in deplorable conditions at her home.

A 15-year-old Detroit boy is charged with second-degree murder and felony firearm after fatally shooting a 14-year-old and injuring his mother during an escalated altercation.

Ricardo Delgado, II, a 51-year-old Detroit man, was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison for drug trafficking and firearms offenses in the Saginaw-Bay region.

The Downtown Detroit Partnership proposes a more pedestrian-friendly I-375 redesign with fewer lanes, increased pedestrian space, and tree-lined streets, addressing past community divisions. MDOT and DDP aim for a collaborative final design.

Metro Detroit introduces Giving Machines for holiday donations, allowing users to buy items for charity, an initiative by the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints.

A body found near Pentwater in Lake Michigan is identified as a missing Illinois boater. Authorities have ruled out foul play. The family requests privacy.

Michigan launched free over-the-counter birth control access at 300+ locations, as reported by Bridge Michigan and WNEM, with an emphasis on reproductive health education and rights.

A Grand Rapids man is charged with violating safe storage laws after a teen's accidental shooting, plus drug offenses, facing up to 5 years or a $5,000 fine.