A Michigan woman was sentenced to 3–20 years for stealing from vulnerable adults she was tasked with protecting. She must pay nearly $188,000 in restitution.

Detroit Medical Center restricts visitors amid a flu surge, banning those 12 or under and limiting patients to two visitors to curb the spread of illness.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts snow and consistent cold, with snowfall starting today and temperatures in the 20s and 30s.

Detroit expands its Solar Neighborhoods initiative to include two new areas, enhancing renewable energy sources and providing neighboring homeowners with energy efficiency upgrades.

Holt man Kerry Christian Heuhs pleaded guilty to tax evasion, potentially facing five years in prison. Heuhs admitted to underreporting income and misrepresenting expenses after an initial IRS audit.

The Kent County Animal Shelter is relocating temporarily to 2055 Oak Industrial Drive NE during renovations at their main facility. With reduced capacity, they are encouraging adoptions and seeking community assistance.

A University of Michigan student was seriously injured after being hit by a car on campus. The driver, a 72-year-old woman, also sustained injuries. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

A Michigan player won $1 million in the Mega Millions lottery, having purchased the ticket in New Baltimore. The winner must claim the prize within a year.

After the Detroit Lions secured the NFC's No. 1 seed, Kristopher Powell is leading a push to rename Royal Oak's Campbell Road after Coach Dan Campbell, reflecting the team's success.

Baker College fined $2.5 million by the U.S. Dept. of Education for misrepresenting job placement rates and salaries.

A suspect is in custody for the disappearance of Ashley Elkins, a Warren mother last seen on January 2. Significant evidence found at her ex-boyfriend's home suggests a violent end, leading police to investigate as a homicide.

Kalamazoo is seeking community feedback on Princeton Park's renovation with a public meeting on January 14, aiming to include elements like shade structures and benches.

Michigan farmer David G. Zelmer settles for $87,500 over alleged False Claims Act violations linked to crop insurance and farm benefits without admitting liability.