A 55-year-old woman was killed in a suspected homicide during a burglary in Van Buren County. A 23-year-old man is in custody. The investigation is ongoing.

Grand Rapids celebrates its 15th Restaurant Week, featuring over 70 local eateries offering specialty menus across three price tiers, with $1 from each meal supporting a culinary institute.

Detroit seeks an artist to create a statue of Joe Louis, focusing on his impact outside of boxing, to be installed on the city’s west side as part of the Joe Louis Greenway trail.

Adam Lyons faces murder and other charges for the shooting of Nichole Doerschler and her dog in Climax, Michigan.

A non-U.S. citizen student in Michigan was charged with illegally voting in a general election using a university ID. The incident is under investigation, with officials stressing such events are rare.

Michigan officials replaced two clerks who planned to hand count ballots, instead of using machines as legally required, to preserve election integrity.

Two men plead guilty to running an illegal casino, Cellular Bank, in Flint, Michigan, facing up to 10 years in prison or a $100,000 fine for unauthorized gambling activities.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot near Kalamazoo; authorities are investigating and seeking information. No suspects have been named, and community support is requested.

Macomb County offers ample places to purchase farm-fresh, organic turkeys for Thanksgiving, featuring local markets and farms with a variety of natural and chemical-free options.

Corewell Health nurses in Detroit may unionize with Teamsters, with a vote set after gaining approval from the NLRB amid efforts to improve working conditions and wages.

Detroit weather forecast reveals sunny conditions with high near 80, breezy winds; showers expected Thursday with continued wind and a cooler weekend ahead.

Ronald Armour Jr. has been arrested for the murder of Jeremy Parnell in Grand Rapids, caught after witnesses identified him as the shooter following a birthday party altercation.

Darnell Bishop was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for attempting to steal 123 handguns in Michigan, a crime highlighting the threat of illegal firearms on the streets.