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.

A man was shot in downtown Ann Arbor after intervening in an argument; the shooter is at large, and authorities are investigating the isolated incident.

South Haven considers reinstating lifeguards at its beaches following drownings, urged by advocates who see it as a needed safety measure amidst rising tourism.

Two fires in Farmington Hills led to a large ammunition detonation during a house fire on Silken Glen Drive, with all escaping unharmed. A separate kitchen fire also occurred at the Edge Apartments.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns of increased real estate scams targeting renters and homebuyers, urging diligence and caution with transactions.

Five women were arrested for allegedly shoplifting from stores at the Oak Brook Square in Flint Township, Michigan, two of whom hid under cars during the police chase.

The forecast for Detroit includes a mix of sun and clouds, with brisk winds and temperatures ranging from the high 30s to near 59 degrees. Rain is expected on Tuesday with a 90% chance.

An 18-year-old woman from Michigan drowned while kayaking in Missouri. Two others are missing despite the search team's efforts, which include sonar and dive teams.

Ann Arbor requires home sellers to disclose energy scores before selling, under a new law that aims to inform buyers about the property's energy consumption and contribute to the city’s sustainability goals.

Lawrence DeLisle, who claims a leg cramp caused him to drive into a river, drowning his four children in 1989, is pleading for sentence commutation in Michigan.

A Michigan teen faces second-degree murder charges in the high-speed crash that killed Flynn Mackrell, potentially facing juvenile or adult penalties.