John Gibbs, after a lawsuit settlement following his Ottawa County dismissal, joins HUD as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and Research.

A multi-vehicle crash on Alpine Avenue involving a semi-truck and four cars in Kent County led to two injuries and a temporary road closure for cleanup.

A fire destroyed the Gymnastics In Motion center in Middleville on Valentine's Day, with no injuries reported as the building was empty. Firefighters lacked hydrants, requiring tankers for water. The gym is a total loss and the community is affected.

Two arrests were made in the homicide of Vincent Buckles, who was shot in Port Huron; collaboration between local and federal authorities led to the suspects' capture.

A man was fatally shot by a Michigan State Trooper during a domestic disturbance in Port Huron Township where he was reported to be armed and threatening.

14-year-old Jada LaForge, missing since Feb 5, has been safely found, with few details on her disappearance disclosed.

The University of Michigan's Big House is set to host its first-ever concert featuring country music's Zach Bryan and guest John Mayer on September 27, aiming for a record attendance.

A man died and a woman was hospitalized following an incident in Lowell, with authorities investigating after finding an abandoned car and responding to a domestic situation.

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.