Ronnita Whitley, a 22-year-old with Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia, was found after going missing in Detroit. Details on her condition were not disclosed.

MDOT is repairing a sinkhole on I-96 at M-39, causing lane closures and traffic disruptions in Metro Detroit, with completion expected by early March.

A Warren woman is charged with second-degree murder in her husband's death, with a bond set at $500,000 and a GPS tether if posted. Domestic violence resources are highlighted.

Officials in Macomb County launch an initiative to preserve 40 acres of farmland through a conservation easement, ensuring its agricultural use for the future.

ICE operations in Detroit have exacerbated chronic absenteeism in the Detroit Public Schools Community District, with families fearing daily activities such as walking children to school.

Entrepreneur Jordan Dice buys Bay City Boat Lines, including the Princess Wenonah and Islander vessels, with plans to integrate them into his existing entertainment business.

Detroit officials extend shelter hours and declare a health emergency due to cold weather, offering assistance through hotlines, police precincts, and partnerships with local shelters.

Daniel Waldrep from Roseville is charged with 14 felonies, including assault with intent to murder, after an armed standoff that wounded an officer. He's held on a $2 million bond.

GM hourly workers will receive profit-sharing checks averaging $10,500, a decrease from last year's record amount, due to the company's lower net income and a Q4 loss.

Detroit faces a cold week with snow showers and strong winds, expecting low temperatures and subzero wind chills. There will be a brief break from snow on Thursday with mostly sunny skies.

Oakland County's RainSmart Rebates program has ended, managing 1.4 million gallons of stormwater annually. It grew 22% with 379 rain barrels, 199 trees, and 105 rain gardens installed, boosting local sustainability and flood control efforts.

Detroit Mayor Sheffield presents a housing compliance plan focused on senior and disabled residents, outlining stricter inspections and enforcement to improve living conditions.

Businessman Perry Johnson is again running for Michigan Governor as a Republican, proposing tax cuts and government efficiency despite his past electoral issues. He faces a crowded primary field. Critics doubt his plans' feasibility.