Grand Rapids mayoral candidates LaGrand and Lenear debated at Wealthy Theatre, discussing economic growth, transportation, and public safety before the November election.

A court hearing for William Smith, former CFO of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy accused of embezzling $65 million, was postponed when plea discussions hit a snag over restitution.

Lions' WR Jameson Williams is suspended for two games for violating NFL's performance-enhancing substances policy.

A semi transporting a stolen excavator struck an overpass on I-94 in Detroit and fled, leaving the damaged machinery behind; no suspects have been apprehended.

A 19-year-old was killed in an ATV rollover in Oceana County; the driver and another passenger sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Detroit sees a high turnout on the first day of early voting, with nearly 2,000 residents participating. Events like the Pistonsland rally and political rallies by Trump and Harris boost civic involvement.

Michigan gas prices remained stable over the past week, averaging $3.27 per gallon, reflecting a minor decrease from the previous week and a decrease from last year.

A car crashed into a tow truck on U.S. 10, injuring one person who was cut from his vehicle and hospitalized with non-severe injuries; police cited excessive speed as a crash factor.

A 57-year-old man is critical after being hit by a car in Port Huron. The incident, which occurred on Pine Grove Avenue, is under investigation. Authorities urge witnesses to contact them.

A Southfield man, Karl Marcellus Johnson, is charged with first-degree murder after a fatal workplace shooting in Harrison Township. His bond is set at $5 million.

Trump and Harris campaigned in Michigan, with Trump promising tariffs on foreign cars to revitalize Detroit and experiencing a microphone issue during his speech. Harris focused on labor and the auto industry's protection.

Oakland County officials seek public help to find Joi Faith Jackson, a missing woman from Pontiac with mental health issues. A reward is offered for leads.

A former FBI agent was indicted for a forex trading scam causing over $1 million in losses. He faces up to 25 years for commodities fraud and 20 years for wire fraud. The indictment is a preliminary step, not a verdict of guilt.