A man is critically injured after a shooting in Grand Rapids; the Major Case Team investigates. Another man is in critical condition following a Bay City shooting; authorities seek information.

The Detroit weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and showers with fluctuating temperatures, starting with a sunny high near 59 degrees today and potential rain later in the week.

The University of Michigan has launched the "Look to Michigan" campaign to raise a record $7 billion, with $3.3 billion already secured in its silent phase.

A 23-year-old man from Hastings died in a head-on collision in Irving Township; the other driver, a 41-year-old woman, was injured. The crash is under investigation.

Thomas Hungerford pleaded guilty to creating and distributing child pornography, facing 15 to 30 years in prison.

Port Huron PD seeks student help in naming new K9, a German Shepherd from Slovakia. Officer Caleb Paul will visit schools to collect suggestions and artwork.

Carlos Hernandez faced charges after a home invasion in Rochester Hills resulted in a homeowner's death. He, along with Joshua Zuazo, allegedly posed as utility workers. Both are denied bond and face felony murder and unlawful imprisonment charges.

The article discusses a multi-state E. coli outbreak, possibly linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders, affecting 75 people across 13 states with one fatality reported.

Todd Bettison is set to become Detroit's interim police chief, succeeding James White who is leaving for a new CEO role. Bettison has served 27 years with the department.

A 33-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash in Midland after his bike struck a curb and a sign. The incident is under investigation. He was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.

A woman was killed and two men severely injured during a Grand Rapids shooting stemming from an argument. No suspect has been identified as police investigate.

Detroit prepares for ScareFest 2024 with activities like a 'zombie trail' and live music and announces roadblocks and shuttle services for the event. The city also promotes its Fall Fest and highlights early voting at these events.

A Dearborn Heights pharmacist, Zeinab Makki, was sentenced to two years in prison for falsely billing Medicare and others, amounting to $6.9 million in fraud.