Kane Elliott Crockett died from a gunshot in Bay City; suspect fled in a red sedan. Police seek public’s help.

A 43-year-old man was arrested in Kalamazoo for setting fire to a homeless person's belongings; quick police response prevented injuries and further damage.

GRCC's President Charles Lepper is on paid leave; Acting President is Lisa Freiburger. The cause is under review; Lepper's candidacy for another role is unaffected.

A woman was hospitalized after a non-fatal shooting in Wyoming, with the suspect still at large. Police are actively investigating and seeking information.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Calhoun County after a high-speed chase, with speeds over 150 mph and possession of a fake ID.

Authorities in Branch County, Michigan, raided suspected illegal butane hash oil operations, seizing over 2,000 pounds of marijuana, other drugs, and firearms. No arrests were made at the time, but charges are expected.

Michigan's unemployment rate rose to 5.3% in January, against a drop in the national rate to 4%. The state's workforce increased, but the Detroit region saw a workforce decline year-over-year.

Michigan reports its first measles case of the year linked to international travel, with more exposures possible. A news conference is set to provide details.

The Grand Rapids Children’s Museum is temporarily closed due to a small fire sparked by a prop, with no injuries and praised staff response. Cleanup is underway.

David Aguilar Jr. is charged with armed robbery after incidents at a Subway and a bank in Oakland County, with evidence linking him to both crimes. He was swiftly apprehended due to coordinated law enforcement efforts.

Warren police released bodycam footage showing the fatal shooting of a man wielding an ice pick after failed Taser use. The man had a history of mental health issues.

Megan Cavanagh is set to become the Michigan Supreme Court's new chief justice, replacing Elizabeth Clement, ahead of an appointment that may shift the court's majority towards justices backed by Democrats.

Brandee Katrice Pierce, accused of killing her son in Detroit, will undergo a competency examination, delaying her preliminary trial initially set for March.