A man died and a woman was injured in a collision on M-43 after the man's car hit a deer and crashed into an SUV. Authorities are investigating the accident.

Nazi demonstrators protested outside a performance of "The Diary of Anne Frank" in Livingston County, carrying Nazi flags and chanting offensive slogans.

A mother and infant died in a vehicle crash in Kent County; their truck hydroplaned and hit an embankment. An ER doctor attempted to save them, but was unsuccessful. The father survived unharmed. The community mourns as investigations continue.

A tornado hit Holly, Michigan, causing property damage but no injuries. The EF-0 tornado impacted areas around Saginaw and Sherman streets, and authorities are now working on recovery.

Ex-Michigan coach Connor Stalions, accused of sign stealing and featured in a Netflix doc, now coaches QB Bryce Underwood at Belleville High, potentially impacting Michigan recruiting.

A 75-year-old woman died in a head-on crash in Sterling Heights after her car entered oncoming traffic. Minor injuries were reported for occupants of the SUV involved. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.

Michigan's firearm deer season begins November 15, preceded by a mandatory five-day "quiet period" starting November 10, during which hunters cannot carry loaded rifles or shotguns in deer areas.

A programming error in Calhoun County led to around 2,800 votes being initially uncounted, affecting the Michigan 44th District state House race outcome.

A Michigan State Police trooper was injured in a crash with a pickup in Jackson; alcohol is a suspected factor.

A bank on 28th Street in Wyoming was robbed in broad daylight. The unidentified male suspect is at large, with police seeking tips from the public to aid the ongoing investigation. No injuries were reported.

Johnathan Ashford was sentenced to 400 months in prison for murder and other charges after killing his partner and injuring a child on the Isabella Reservation.

Grand Rapids police arrested four individuals and seized several illegally possessed firearms after responding to a report about a suspicious vehicle.

Governor Whitmer of Michigan has launched the state's 3rd annual turkey-naming contest for Thanksgiving, inviting the public to submit creative suggestions before November 12th.