Crime Stoppers offers a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest in the August 31 shooting death of 14-year-old Darean Davis at the Michigan State Fair.

An adult died and three children were injured in a collision between a train and a car in Coloma, Michigan. The incident is currently under investigation.

A man died in a house fire in Beaver Township, with a 69-year-old woman escaping unharmed. The cause of the fire is under investigation by authorities.

Crystal Mountain opened its 2024-25 winter sports season with 20 runs, thanks to both natural snow and extensive snowmaking. They plan to pause and then fully reopen with night skiing.

The I-475 construction project in Flint is entering a new phase with upcoming traffic changes as reported by ABC12 and MDOT, involving road closures and a shift in traffic patterns to facilitate a $141 million roadway rebuild.

Consumers Energy schedules a planned power outage in Wayland, MI, affecting over 3,000 homes to upgrade equipment. The outage is expected to last from Saturday night to Sunday morning, with the Wayland Fire Department providing a warming center.

Oakland County Sheriff criticizes proposed bail reform bills, heightened by the fatal shooting of Deputy Brad Reckling, suggesting they may reduce public safety.

The article discusses fluctuating weather in Detroit, including mostly cloudy conditions, wind gusts, and upcoming rain, snow, and varying temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has announced his run for Michigan governor as an independent for the 2026 election, emphasizing bipartisan unity and distancing himself from traditional party politics.

A toxicology report revealed that driver Cedric Hayden Jr. had a high blood alcohol level when his car was hit by a Warren police cruiser, leading to two fatalities. Despite this, lawsuits are focused on the police officer's conduct.

The anonymous donor of rare coins to the Salvation Army's red kettle in Metro Detroit has made their final donation after over a decade of contributions.

A Michigan man pleads guilty to a hate crime for vandalizing a Black church with racist graffiti and faces up to one year in prison; sentencing is set for March 2025.

Quincy Lamar Bland is charged with human trafficking involving violence and drugs to control victims across Detroit area hotels. He was arrested in Oakland County and has a $100,000 bond.