The Detroit Police are seeking public help to find missing 15-year-old Cher’Tonia Cox, who has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. She was last seen on E. Larned Street.

A house explosion in Southgate injured two and caused significant damage. The cause is under investigation, suspected to be gas-related. Emergency services responded and the community is dealing with the aftermath.

Detroit Fire Department initiates a Self-Re-Inspection Program to help small business owners rectify minor fire code violations. Owners can use a digital checklist to ensure compliance without a follow-up inspection.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find Carle Moriah Penny, a 17-year-old who's been missing since March 30 in Pontiac and is thought to be in Royal Oak.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns about privacy risks of consumer genetic tests amid 23andMe's bankruptcy, urging account deletion and data removal.

Four officers rescued eight individuals from a house fire in Farmington Hills, resulting in both parties being hospitalized, with three officers requiring ventilators due to smoke inhalation. No smoke detectors were present in the house.

Michigan reports its second measles case of 2025 in Kent County, the first since 2013, linked to an adult who traveled abroad. Dr. Adam London stresses the importance of vaccination amid the surge.

Michigan State Sen. Mallory McMorrow announced her candidacy for the U.S. Senate in 2026, promising a new leadership approach and criticizing Washington's status quo.

Michigan OHSP partners with police in April to enforce hands-free law and cut down distracted driving incidents following 15,136 crashes, 57 deaths in the previous year.

Michigan experienced a series of tornadoes, causing damage and fatalities. Five tornadoes were confirmed, with the most severe being an EF-1 in Williamston. The storms resulted in multiple deaths, including an adult and children from fallen trees.

Wayne County Treasurer extends tax deadlines after bomb threats prompt office evacuation in Greektown, allowing residents additional time to address tax issues.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and 17 other attorneys general oppose the SAVE Act, arguing it could disenfranchise voters, especially marginalized groups.

Sterling Heights City Council plans to discuss a $318 million budget on April 8, including a low tax rate, funding for public safety positions, major roadwork, and park investments.