A 78-year-old woman died after her car hit a tree in Ionia County, with the crash possibly caused by a medical emergency she experienced while driving.

A woman was found dead in a vacant Portage office building, with local authorities investigating and awaiting autopsy results. There is no current threat to public safety.

The Detroit Zoo is relocating Binti, their first lion cub in 40 years, as part of a Species Survival Plan, and will soon introduce a new male lion to their pride.

Two teens sustained critical injuries, and two adults suffered minor injuries in a collision involving a Mustang and a RAM pickup in Sterling Heights on Saturday.

A 21-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash in Waterford Township after driving with a BAC over the legal limit and without a motorcycle endorsement.

South Haven, Michigan's police respond to antisemitic fliers, with a suspect identified but not charged; increased patrols and community support follow.

Two died in a crash in Holland after a police chase that began when officers responded to a fight. The chase ensued following gunshots and ended when the suspects' vehicle hit a tree.

Detroit Police are searching for Raymond McGee, 62, with schizophrenia, missing since September 17th near Linnhurst. He's 5'10", bald, and was wearing black.

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash with a car in Port Sheldon Township; a 36-year-old woman was driving the car. Investigations are ongoing.

A bicyclist wearing dark clothing was fatally hit by a car on U.S. 12 near the Indiana border; visibility factors are being considered in the investigation.

Detroit's urban renewal projects, including Roosevelt Park and the Jason Hargrove Transit Center, earn state and national design awards for transforming decayed areas into vibrant community spaces.

Macomb Community College is hosting a workshop on cybersecurity for local businesses, scheduled for October 23, focusing on protection against cyber threats.

A second cyberattack at Michigan Medicine exposed personal health information of nearly 58,000 patients, with steps taken to tighten security and mitigate future risks.