Recent studies suggest reevaluating daily aspirin use for heart disease prevention, particularly for older adults without prior cardiovascular conditions, due to bleeding risks.

Jack Alan Duncan Jr. was arrested in Cadillac, Michigan, for assaulting multiple people, including an officer, in a domestic incident while intoxicated.

The FDA warns about lead in ground cinnamon sold at discount stores, citing no illnesses but pushing for voluntary recalls to safeguard children's health.

Michigan State University police and the FBI responded to a bomb and weapons threat hoax on campus, which resulted in no emergency alerts as the source had a history of such calls.

Mike Davis and Detroit Mercy part ways after a 1-31 season, concluding his six-year stint with mixed results and a struggling program.

A man is charged with stalking Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and her spouse, with conditions set including a $100,000 bond and no contact order.

Fairway Packing is relocating from Detroit to Fraser, investing $9 million in a new facility, and plans to create 100 jobs while retaining 45 existing employees, as facilitated by the Macomb County Department of Planning and Economic Development.

Following last week's tragic explosion that left a teen dead, the community mourns the loss of the victim who lost his life in Clinton Township, as investigations into the incident continue.

Xavier Gardner was arraigned in Michigan for his alleged involvement in a brutal carjacking and kidnapping outside a gym, potentially facing a life sentence.

Unionized ER staff at Ascension St. John Hospital may strike over staffing issues after failed negotiations with TeamHealth and St. John Emergency Services.

A man was arrested after a high-speed chase in Berkley and is facing multiple charges including fleeing and vehicle theft.

Swoop's Food Pantry at Eastern Michigan University is holding a food drive to meet increased demand, seeking donations of food and essentials for students.

Flint is seeking a new First Ward council member after Eric Mays' death, with applications due by March 18. Mays was known for his advocacy during the water crisis.