Michigan's Attorney General argued before the state's highest court to reverse decisions limiting the scope of the Michigan Consumer Protection Act, aiming to allow investigations into businesses like Eli Lilly for alleged price gouging.

A babysitter in Roseville was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of a 22-month-old boy and received an additional 15 to 40 years for child abuse.

Michigan's DNR proposes to extend the elk hunting season from 21 to 45 days, aiming to offer hunters flexibility and better weather, and to manage the elk population effectively. Public comments are open until January 23, 2026.

A 76-year-old St. Clair County man won $1.35 million from the Michigan Lottery's Diamond Wild Time Progressive Fast Cash game, securing his retirement.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel leads states in suing the Trump Administration over allegedly unlawful changes to FEMA grant terms, impacting emergency and disaster funding.

Kinepolis Group is set to acquire Emagine Entertainment in a $105 million deal, expanding its presence in the US cinema market.

A Michigan man is charged with child sexual abuse and illegal firearm possession, and held on a $1 million bond after an MSP investigation found evidence of assaults dating back to 2005.

Two boys have been arrested for a shooting and armed robbery at a Plymouth Township Halloween party. No injuries were reported, and stolen items were recovered. Police continue their investigation.

Michigan AG Nessel voiced concerns over USDA's compliance with a court order resulting in limited SNAP benefits for November, impacting over a million Michigan residents.

Detroit's weather becomes cooler with a mix of sun and rain, highs around 59°F, and windy conditions. Rain is likely later in the week with potential snow by Sunday night.

The Huffmans have been arrested for their involvement in the attempted murder of Macomb Township businessman Eddie Jawad, with charges including conspiracy to commit murder and embezzlement.

Detroit's Mayor seeks volunteers for food pantries amid SNAP benefit concerns, offering online sign-ups for shifts starting November 5 to address potential increased demand.

Attorneys dispute the FBI's claim of thwarting a terror attack in Michigan, emphasizing the lack of evidence and charges against the detained individuals.