A man was arrested for a stabbing incident on the University of Michigan campus; details and suspect identity were released, with no immediate threat now present.

Contractors in Detroit were hit by a string of tool thefts, with one case involving a dark grey Ford Edge. Police seek public help in identifying the suspects.

Michigan reports increased school attendance and reduced chronic absenteeism for the third consecutive year, according to the Michigan Department of Education.

A bat in Kent County tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to advise Michigan residents to be cautious and take preventative measures, especially as bats seek shelters like homes in the fall.

Two individuals died in a house fire in Jackson County, Michigan, with multiple agencies responding to the fully engulfed home. The cause is under investigation.

Sterling Heights and AGS Automotive launched the Inspiring Green initiative for environmental sustainability, planting trees and enhancing green spaces in the city.

Detroit's weather forecast includes a slight chance of showers and mostly sunny skies, with temperatures ranging from the high 50s to mid-80s throughout the week. Winds are expected to be calm to moderate.

Michigan's aviation leaders were honored by MAC and MDOT with the 2025 Award of Excellence for advancing the industry's safety, operations, and sustainability.

Michigan faces a government shutdown if the budget isn't passed by October 1st. Governor Whitmer criticizes lawmakers for inaction and aligns with Senate Democrats, urging for resolution as state services are at risk.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts a sunny and mild week with highs of 83-87°F, followed by a weekend of mostly sunny skies and temperatures around 75°F. Rain is possible Sunday night onward.

Michigan GOP lawmakers introduced a bill aiming to ban porn and material promoting a "disconnection between biology and gender," with severe penalties for violators.

A report criticized the response to the 2021 Oxford High School shooting, noting the need for better command coordination, communication, and training among first responders.

One person was arrested in Dearborn Heights for making online threats against a school; the incident is isolated with no further threat to schools. No weapons were found, and the investigation is ongoing.