A wrong-way collision on US-131 in Montcalm County resulted in one death and serious injuries to a woman and her child. The crash prompted a lengthy highway closure for investigation.

Detroit's forecast includes snow, freezing rain, and overcast skies with temperatures ranging from 20 to 40 degrees and varying winds throughout the week.

A Kalamazoo man is charged with murdering Minette Weaver in her apartment; bond set at $500K. Her death was ruled a homicide, leading to a collaborative arrest by KDPS and U.S. Marshals.

Wise Men Distillery in Grand Rapids is closing permanently due to the COVID-19 pandemic's economic impact, despite their award-winning spirits and pivot to hand sanitizer production.

Detroit partners with organizations to promote tax credit claims, aiming to help residents financially by encouraging the use of federal and state tax credits such as EITC and Child Tax Credits, and providing free tax preparation services.

Judge Cheryl Matthews denied most of Jennifer Crumbley's request for a new trial, but granted a hearing on proffer agreements with two school witnesses after the Oxford High School shooting.

A Fruitport High School custodian, Justin Hess, was arrested for possession of inappropriate materials involving minors; no school students implicated.

Detroit police seek help in finding Macio Talbert, a 51-year-old man missing since January 22. He was last seen wearing a multicolor jacket and cream pants.

Detroit rallies to find missing 21-year-old Lorencia Browner, who is autistic and also has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. She was last seen in a pink outfit.

Three men were arrested in Detroit for organized retail theft, with stolen goods recovered following a police investigation linking the crimes to a local gas station.

A sewage pipe break in Macomb County, Michigan, has caused a public health advisory, with officials urging water usage restrictions to prevent raw sewage from entering the Clinton River. Repair efforts are underway.

A Michigan trooper, out of his car on I-75 for an accident, narrowly missed being hit by a suspected drunk driver who crashed into the patrol vehicle.

Michigan Sen. Gary Peters announces he won't run for reelection in 2026, prompting speculation on his replacement, with Pete Buttigieg as a potential candidate.