Michigan lawmakers question the NWS about the lack of warning before an EF-1 tornado hit Livonia, resulting in one death and calling into question weather alert systems' effectiveness.

Michigan authorities investigate after a woman's body was found in rural Washtenaw County; details remain scarce and the nature of the death is yet unconfirmed.

Craig Monroe, a former Detroit Tigers player, faces allegations of sexually abusing a woman starting when she was a minor. He has been removed from broadcasting duties indefinitely. The investigation is ongoing.

Stellantis reduces shifts at Warren Truck Assembly Plant, affecting 1,600 employees, to align production with sales, amidst broader cost-cutting efforts and declining U.S. sales.

Sterling Heights ranks high in Michigan's fiscal landscape, with a $686 million industrial SEV and significant residential and commercial property values.

Ricardo Delgado II was convicted on charges including drug conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute cocaine and fentanyl, as well as possessing machine guns.

Lisa Cecil, a 66-year-old from Grand Rapids, won $1 million in Powerball after matching five numbers in the June 12 draw. She plans to pay off her home and share her winnings with family.

Rashad Maleek Trice pleaded guilty to the murder of 2-year-old Wynter Cole-Smith and assaulting her mother, facing a mandatory life sentence without parole.

Juveniles in a Mercedes led Ottawa County deputies on a high-speed chase that ended in a crash causing injuries, a power outage, and damage to a building and traffic signal.

The Detroit Red Wings drafted Norwegian forward Michael Brandsegg-Nygård 15th overall in the 2024 NHL Draft, marking the first Norwegian taken in the first round.

A Bay City house fire rendered a family homeless, claimed their pets, and damaged a neighboring property. Investigations are ongoing, while the community rallies to support the displaced family.

The Detroit Police are seeking public assistance to find Tyrice Clark, missing since June 24, last seen at his residence on St. Marys Street. He has a tattoo of a "T" on his left hand.

Victor Hernandez, a dark web drug trafficker known as "OpiateConnect," was sentenced to 130 months in prison for distributing counterfeit drugs and running a pill-making lab.