A 7-year-old injured in a Kalamazoo car accident is now stable. The driver cooperated with the investigation, and no drugs or alcohol were involved. The situation highlights community concerns over safety.

The article details Detroit's weather forecast, predicting cloudy skies with chances of drizzle and rain, mild temperatures, and steady winds throughout the week, affecting holiday plans.

A Michigan Powerball ticket wins $1 million; the owner is still unidentified. The ticket, sold in Metamora, missed the $117 million jackpot by one number.

A suspect was arrested in Van Buren County for larceny, including stealing a firearm, after deputies used surveillance footage to locate the individual and the missing gun.

A woman in Michigan faces felony charges for biting a police officer following a fatal crash that she was involved in while allegedly under the influence.

A Michigan man was arrested for pointing a gun during a road rage incident after police identified his truck from video footage. Fourteen more firearms were seized from his home.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signed bills to improve plumber apprenticeships and extend unemployment benefits, showcasing bipartisan efforts to enhance workforce skills and increase economic support for residents.

A gas station employee in Kalamazoo County was attacked with a tire iron during a robbery. The 37-year-old male suspect was arrested after a multi-county pursuit.

Lisa Cober was ordered to pay over $36,000 to shelters for the care of 78 neglected dogs seized from her home, despite donations these shelters received during the ordeal.

A pickup truck crashed into a St. Clair Shores condo, narrowly missing the resident but causing significant damage. The driver, suspected of DUI, has been arrested. No injuries were reported.

Wixom Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect from a Chillbox gas station robbery. The male suspect wore a Carhartt jacket and Timberlands, and left in a black truck.

Most City of Detroit offices will close from Dec. 24 to Jan. 2, excluding essential services. Trash collection is delayed by a day after holidays, and parking meters won’t be enforced from Dec. 23 to Jan. 1, except for Residential Zones.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed Michigan EGLE's right to inspect wetlands, impacting a case against P & P Contracting for destroying wetlands.