Governor Whitmer designated August 26 as Women's Equality Day to honor the fight for gender equality and the 19th Amendment, committing to enhance women's rights and opportunities in Michigan.

The Detroit Zoo invites the public to name a baby gorilla through a donation-based voting system until September 9th, benefiting gorilla conservation efforts.

A barricaded man in Harper Woods was peacefully persuaded to leave his home by police after locking himself with a rifle, leading to a non-violent resolution and his hospitalization for evaluation.

Detroit Police are searching for Dawain Cleays Jr., a 44-year-old man missing since June 4, last seen on W. 7 Mile Road. He has a mental illness history.

A woman was seriously injured in a rollover crash in Grand Haven Township; she was hospitalized after being freed from her vehicle by rescue crews. The accident is under investigation.

Michigan's Supreme Court ruled "Adopt and Amend" as unconstitutional, affecting minimum wage and tip credit changes, with workers voicing concerns about job and income security.

James Duderstadt, the ex-president of the University of Michigan, died at 81, leaving a legacy of technological innovation and dedication to diversity.

A semi-truck driver fell asleep, causing a fiery crash on I-96 in Berlin Township. The westbound lanes were blocked, one driver escaped with burns, and the other was uninjured.

Portage Public Schools is offering up to $200 monthly payments to help teachers with their student loans, tapping into a Michigan state grant of $24.4 million dedicated to this purpose.

A Michigan man won $500,000 after a clerk chose a lottery ticket for him at a Kent City mart. He plans to buy a new house and truck with his winnings.

Two Michigan teens have been charged as adults for plotting to murder one's mother, with failed strangulation attempt by the boyfriend. They face life sentences if convicted.

Dr. Oumair Aejaz from Rochester Hills faces charges for allegedly capturing nude images of minors and adults, with an ongoing investigation reviewing extensive digital evidence.

A teen was handcuffed by a Michigan judge for sleeping in court during a field trip, leading to a lawsuit against the judge seeking $75,000 in damages.