The Detroit Police are searching for Lalia Jones, an autistic 19-year-old who went missing after leaving to pay a bill. She is described as 5'6", with brown hair and eyes, and has distinctive tattoos.

One person was killed, and another injured in a shooting in Eau Claire, Michigan; a suspect has been arrested.

Four people were injured in a car crash in Jamestown Township when a Hyundai Elantra and a Honda CR-V collided, leading to hospitalizations and the Elantra driver being cited for failing to yield.

Minnesota First Lady Gwen Walz campaigns in Grand Rapids, supporting the Harris-Walz ticket against Trump and Vance, as Michigan sees over a million early voters.

Michigan offers a free event in Macomb County to aid families in learning about college savings plans, with incentives like a $150 MET contribution for new contracts.

A Michigan State Police trooper rescued a man trapped under 700 pounds of drywall at a construction site in Sault Ste. Marie, with no major injuries sustained.

A fire at PADNOS Recycling in Livonia, likely caused by a downed powerline, destroyed numerous vehicles but caused no injuries. Power outages affected 600 homes while firefighters controlled the situation.

Authorities are searching for Jaimari Kareem Campbell, linked to a Bay City shooting that critically injured a 26-year-old. A $2,500 reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

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.