A Michigan man, Kerry Lee Brunk, was found dead in Lake Cadillac after disappearing from a courthouse; his cause of death is pending investigation. The local community is acknowledged for their search efforts.

Charges against Charla Rashida Pendergrass in connection with the death investigation of London Thomas were dropped due to the legal distinction that she lied to an FBI agent, not a local peace officer.

Steelcase Inc. has agreed to a $2.2 billion acquisition by HNI Corporation, in a deal that will significantly impact the office furniture industry, with the merger expected to close by the end of 2025.

An 18-year-old was injured in Cass County, Michigan, after failing to stop at a sign and being hit by another car. Authorities are investigating; alcohol is not a factor. Both drivers were belted.

Detroit police seek tips on a hit-and-run case where a motorcyclist was injured; a $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to the involved Chevrolet Malibu and its occupants.

After over a century, Downtown Home & Garden in Ann Arbor is set to close on December 24, 2025, due to financial challenges, including a significant post-pandemic expense increase and a 26% rent hike.

An article reviews Harrison Township's charms, including Col. Donald and Candice Miller Park, Eddies Drive-In, Lake St. Clair Metropark, Selfridge Air National Guard Base, and local eateries like Bumpers Landing and Frosty Boy.

Michigan State Police fatally shot a man who fired at them during a standoff in Otisville, with the incident originating from a domestic violence report. The female victim is expected to recover; the troopers were unharmed.

The MGCB issued cease-and-desist orders to six websites for illegal online gambling in Michigan, emphasizing the risks unlicensed operators pose to consumers.

A zoo employee was assaulted by a trespasser at John Ball Zoo, where the suspect was soon arrested, and the non-critically injured staff member was hospitalized.

Mel Trotter Ministries celebrated the opening of its new thrift store in Hudsonville, offering affordable items and funding its outreach programs for the homeless.

Benjamin Shirley sentenced to 15 months for assaulting a postal worker to retrieve a package containing fentanyl.

The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that Macomb County Executive Hackel must release funds for the Prosecutor's Office legal counsel, in an ongoing dispute with Prosecutor Lucido over financial transparency.