A 38‑year‑old man was killed Monday when his RAV4 rear‑ended a tractor‑trailer on U.S. 23 north of U.S. 223 in Whiteford Township. Monroe County traffic investigators are seeking tips from anyone who saw the crash.

A 16-year-old was hospitalized after a suspected drive-by on Detroit’s east side; police say he will survive and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Oceana County deputies identified 82-year-old Byron Richard Purdy after a scooter crash on North 176th Avenue killed him on Friday. Passersby performed CPR but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

A 25-year-old Jackson man died after a rollover crash on Pettis Avenue NE in Cannon Township early Monday; the road was closed for hours as deputies investigated.

Mental‑health clinics say Blue Cross's incident‑to billing change could force follow‑ups from nurse practitioners to psychiatrists and lengthen waitlists.

A girl drowned Saturday at Maheras-Gentry Park on Detroit’s east side; rescue crews recovered a second girl who is OK, authorities said. The case remains under investigation.

Treasurer Bob Doroshewitz and Trustee Jen Buckley announced mid‑term resignations this week, leaving the board to appoint interim replacements amid months of public infighting.

Unc’s, from the owners of Mootz and the Dime Store, is slated to open in Capitol Park this July with indoor and outdoor seating and a menu of square pies, burgers and drinks.

A pre-dawn traffic stop in Hayes Township led to the recovery of two stolen ATVs, several firearms and meth; three Harrison men were arrested.

Police shot someone near Rosemont and West Seven Mile on Detroit’s west side Thursday evening; investigators set up a staging area and a media briefing is planned.

A Warren mother says her 13‑year‑old son died after participating in the 'choking game.' Experts and advocates list warning signs parents should know.

A Dearborn Heights EMT was arraigned in Novi after investigators say he sent explicit messages to who he believed was a 13‑year‑old and traveled to meet the decoy.

United For ALICE’s new state update shows about 40% of Michigan households—roughly 1.6M—can’t cover basic needs, with Detroit and Benton Harbor ZIP codes among the hardest hit.