A smoking-related fire at an Ann Arbor apartment complex resulted in $250,000 in damage; firefighters saved $750,000 in property and one man was treated for smoke inhalation.

Detroit police are seeking help to find missing 53-year-old Linda Johnson, who suffers from schizophrenia and was last seen on March 8 on Birwood Street.

Detroit Police are searching for missing 74-year-old Ervin Brewer, last seen wearing a gray coat. He has mental health issues and is prone to seizures.

A Warren Police officer was involved in a fatal shooting of an armed suspect on George Merreli Drive after a domestic call, as reported by CBS News Detroit. No officers were injured, and the investigation is ongoing.

A vacant house in Kalamazoo Township caught fire; the cause is under investigation as suspicious. Local fire crews responded and extinguished the blaze efficiently, avoiding its spread.

Sheriff's office investigates an inmate's death at Genesee County Jail following his arrest and medical distress.

Grand Rapids is offering a summer job experience for youths aged 15-24 through the GRow1000 program, now in its sixth year, with enhancements like "GRow Further Fridays".

A $250,000 Powerball prize in Michigan expires soon, and the winner has until March 11 to claim it. The ticket was purchased at Kroger in Bloomfield Hills.

GVSU's women's basketball team reached the GLIAC championship game for the fourth time by defeating Wayne State, with Nicole Kamin scoring 24 points. Ferris State also advanced, beating Northern Michigan with Kenzie Bowers' key layup.

A man was killed in Pontiac, MI, after being hit by a truck driven by a teen girl. Bystanders attempted CPR, but he was pronounced dead at a hospital. The incident is under investigation, and the victim was not in a crosswalk when struck.

A murder-suicide at an Auburn Hills hotel resulted in the deaths of a man and a woman, with a 3-year-old child found unharmed. Police are investigating the incident.

The Michigan Public Service Commission denied DTE Electric's request to recover $33.7 million in costs from customers, saving Michigan ratepayers money.

Desmond Burks, accused of murdering Dr. Devon Hoover, was found competent for trial. Dr. Hoover's body was discovered under suspicious circumstances. The investigation unveiled an intimate relationship and financial theft.