A pickup crossed the centerline on U.S. 141 near Offerman Road early Thursday, killing a 45‑year‑old Vulcan woman and sending a passenger to Aspirus Iron River.

A multi‑car collision and resulting fire near Van Born and Hannan in Romulus left one person dead Thursday night; investigators are probing the cause.

The Saginaw Bay region has lost roughly 20,000 residents since 2020; leaders say attracting high-paying jobs and improving quality of life are central to any comeback.

An 87-year-old man in a wheelchair died after a house fire on Clintonville Road in Independence Township; Oakland County investigators have opened an inquiry.

Ingham County officers removed 26 cats and a dog from a Lansing home; the animals are in county shelter care while officials prepare a report seeking felony neglect charges.

Cade Cunningham scored 27 as the Pistons used a 38-16 third quarter to beat the Magic 98-83 and tie the first-round series. The action shifts to Orlando this Saturday.

House Majority PAC has reserved about $29M in Michigan TV and digital ads across Detroit, Lansing, Grand Rapids and Flint as part of a $272M national push.

An e‑bike exploded inside a Kingsford home on April 21, sparking a blaze that killed one person and several pets. Authorities say the Michigan State Police Fire Marshal is assisting the investigation.

More than 100 civic, business and philanthropic leaders met at Focus: HOPE to unpack Detroit Future City's new 'Tech Tomorrow' report and map equity-first tech growth. The report forecasts 20,000 jobs and $6.8B in wages if investments hold.

A Sebewaing man pleaded no contest to conducting a criminal enterprise tied to a multi‑county tractor‑theft investigation. Sentencing is scheduled for June 22.

A Grosse Pointe Park attorney was arrested and faces dozens of felony counts alleging possession and distribution of child sexually abusive material.

Eastbound I-96 near Middlebelt was closed Tuesday evening as Michigan State Police investigated a reported freeway shooting; details remain limited.

Detroit’s Right to Counsel has represented thousands of households since 2023, but ARPA and one-time grants are ending and state funding is still uncertain. City and nonprofit leaders are pressing lawmakers to fill the gap.