A house fire in Madison Heights revealed two bodies in a murder-suicide involving Christopher Spicer and Candace Hawkins. Authorities believe the fire was set deliberately.

Twitch star Ninja has been diagnosed with melanoma, a type of skin cancer, after a routine medical check. He's using his platform to raise health awareness.

Alma, Michigan receives a $2 million federal grant for a small business hub, aiming to foster growth in technology and manufacturing, with Alma College leading the initiative.

DTE Energy in Detroit seeks to raise customer electric bills to improve the grid and fund greener initiatives, despite some residents' concerns about costs.

Big Sean delivered a memorable Tiny Desk concert, performing 14 hits and showcasing his Detroit roots, while hinting at new music from his upcoming fifth album.

Three people died in a domestic dispute and subsequent shootout with police in Clio, Michigan, with no bystanders or officers injured. An investigation is underway.

A Detroit woman received 18 months probation after admitting to assaulting a child at Somerset Mall. She cited mental health issues and has since sought treatment.

A 65-year-old man with a history of bank robberies was arrested for attempting to rob the same Michigan bank he had previously been convicted of robbing.

Grand Rapids Police are seeking public assistance in a fatal hit-and-run case, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. The suspect vehicle is a damaged dark-colored 2006-2008 Honda Pilot SUV.

Tonya Lacey pleads no contest to second-degree child abuse after her toddler fatally shot themself with an unsecured gun.

Ortonville Village Council denied a permit for the Abigail's Pride LGBTQ+ festival, prompting allegations of homophobia and community debates over the event's impact.

Officials suspect arson in a fire that led to the roof collapse of Morton Elementary School in Benton Harbor, with emergency services responding and the building deemed condemned.

A suspicious fire at a Days Inn in Portage, Michigan caused extensive damage and displaced long-term tenants, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters took 90 minutes to control the blaze.