A Macomb County man won $4.57 million in the Michigan Lottery, choosing a lump sum payout of about $3.1 million before taxes for his online Lotto 47 jackpot win.

A Michigan man, Matthew Siladke, 26, is sentenced to 84 to 300 months for severe child abuse against his infant daughter, including multiple fractures and brain injuries.

The Macomb County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to identify two suspects involved in vandalizing the Eagles Club in Harrison Township on August 30th.

Two Michigan men received 50-year federal prison sentences for child sexual exploitation following their guilty pleas, adding to their state prison terms for similar crimes.

Detroit's weather forecast shows fluctuating conditions, including possible showers, thunderstorms, and sunny periods with temperatures ranging from the low 60s to the mid-80s.

Macomb and Oakland counties are disputing over sewage discharge into Lake St. Clair, with both sides presenting differing claims about the treatment and impact on water quality.

Eric Hawkins has been appointed as the new police commissioner of Warren, Michigan, after serving in law enforcement for over 33 years, including a significant tenure as Albany's chief of police.

New charges have been filed against Logan Joseph Sutherland of Waterford Township for alleged sexual abuse of minors and possession of child abusive material.

UAW may strike at Ford's River Rouge unit if contract disputes over job security and wages aren't resolved by September 26, despite Ford's $15 million investment in the plant.

Royal Oak is ending its contract with Municipal Parking Services early, following issues with their system which led to many erroneous tickets and a negative impact on local businesses.

A fight involving approximately 15-20 participants broke out at a Kentwood birthday party, resulting in one minor injury and no arrests. Police are seeking information on the incident.

Taco John's closes all Michigan locations and hints at future rebranding, according to a company spokesperson.

Sterling Heights invites Michigan artists to design new clock faces for the Fire Station #1 tower, reflecting the local fire department's spirit, with a $500 prize for the chosen artwork.