Detroit's latest financial forecast sees a growth uptick to 2029, with higher revenue, payroll employment, and resident incomes, according to city officials and economic experts.

Power outages in Oakland County led to school closures, affecting approximately 3,400 customers and several schools, with no specific restoration timeline provided.

Governor Whitmer proposes a $3 billion MI Road Ahead plan to improve Michigan's roads, potentially funded by gas and corporate income tax increases and marijuana taxes, facing skepticism from businesses and Republicans.

Saginaw Police investigate the city's third homicide after 20-year-old Taylor Burton was fatally shot on Stone Street. No arrests or suspect details have been released.

A ransomware attack disrupted operations for the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, impacting their computer and phone systems, casinos, and health centers.

A severe crash on I-96 in Novi involving two semi trucks resulted in serious injuries to one driver. The accident was due to the semi rear-ending a slowing gravel hauler.

Michigan's Department of Natural Resources begins a two-year study to collar and track 60 moose, seeking to understand the factors behind their population's stagnation.

The Van Buren County Sheriff's Office recovered stolen trailers and construction materials and is determining the rightful owners with assistance from multiple agencies.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins 21 attorneys general to back federal workers opposing the Trump administration's "Fork in the Road" buyout plan, seeking a temporary restraining order on the directive.

A missing 14-year-old Detroit boy, Noah Jones-Walker, was found safe after disappearing last Friday. He was last seen wearing red Uggs and a black coat.

Michigan State Police arrested Heath Markham for possessing drugs and counterfeit currency after a traffic stop for using a phone while driving and having a cracked windshield.

Three suspects were arrested in St. Clair County for an alleged organized retail theft at Dunham's Sports, followed by a police pursuit. They were found with tagged items and tools to remove security tags.

A Michigan nurse was indicted for tampering with fentanyl vials and theft at Ascension St. John Hospital; he faces up to 10 years per tampering count.