An iPhone crash alert helped Ottawa County Sheriff's Deputies rescue an unresponsive 19-year-old from a car crash in Allendale, highlighting the life-saving potential of such technology.

A fire destroyed a commercial building in Grand Haven, Michigan, housing multiple businesses, with no injuries reported as the structure was empty at the time.

Jeromey Harvey, 32, was found dead on East Main Street in Kalamazoo, leading to a homicide investigation and an arrest. KDPS is seeking public assistance for information.

Detroit area faces cold winds and chances of snow, with varying precipitation and temperatures throughout the week according to the National Weather Service.

Plans for the Renaissance Center's redevelopment in Detroit were discussed, detailing its transformation into an accessible space with public parks, riverfront access, housing, and mixed-use buildings.

Belle Isle Park in Michigan is set for navigational improvements, including reworked roads, trails, and a mobility plan for better access for visitors.

Kirk Lanam, 52, faces charges for embezzling over $400,000 from an elderly man, with concerns also surrounding his Veteran's Service Dog Organization.

A school bus in Washtenaw County crashed due to icy conditions, injuring several children and the driver, who were taken to the hospital. All students were evacuated safely.

Michigan enhances its hate crimes legislation, with Governor Whitmer signing House Bills 5400-5401 into law, as Attorney General Nessel supports the measures to combat hate-based violence.

A shooting at the Kalamazoo Transit Center left one injured, prompting a significant police response and temporary service disruptions. The suspect remains at large.

Detroit's Grandmont Rosedale is advancing with two housing initiatives for affordable living, including 35 renovated units and 42 new senior apartments, supported by the city and local organizations.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel advises residents on avoiding scams during extreme cold, emphasizing research before hiring contractors for weather-related repairs.

The Dearborn Police Department reports a significant decrease in major crimes for 2024, with major reductions in burglaries, theft, and robberies. Chief Shahin credits technology and community policing for the improvement.