Michigan's Winfield lottery club wins $1 million Mega Millions prize after 30 years of funding entries with recycled cans.

Ann Arbor Police investigate a suspected hate crime where a 19-year-old man was assaulted after confirming he was Jewish. The University of Michigan President and local leaders condemn the violence, and a reward is offered for information.

A police cruiser collided with a stolen Kia at a Grand Rapids intersection, with minor injuries reported for the officer and three fleeing juveniles, who were later apprehended and hospitalized.

Firefighters in Kalamazoo subdued a house fire on Russell Street with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation, and tips are encouraged.

An SUV was shot at in Kalamazoo, resulting in one fatality and one injury. The incident occurred near Western Michigan University. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Michigan teens Alaina Stewart and Colton Miller were found safe after being reported missing. Details of their disappearance and discovery remain undisclosed.

A man and woman fell overboard on a cruise on Elizabeth Lake, but both swam to safety. The boat was found circling, underscoring a season of water-related dangers.

A man has died following a shooting in Grand Rapids, ruled a homicide. Police believe it was not a random act and may be drug-related. No suspect details yet; public assistance is sought.

Police in Holland are seeking the public's help in finding Richard Frank Boss, an 83-year-old man with Alzheimer's and diabetes missing since Thursday evening.

The Detroit Fire Department will conduct an EV-focused workshop teaching first responders how to handle lithium-ion battery emergencies, with experts John Waters and Ron Butler leading the event.

The ACLU is investing $2 million and $300,000 in Michigan Supreme Court and state House races, focusing on voter education via radio ads highlighting candidates' positions on key issues.

Michigan Governor Whitmer appeals to FEMA for disaster aid for Southwest Michigan counties after a tornado outbreak, following an initial denial of assistance.

The first human case of West Nile Virus this season in Kent County was confirmed, with the patient hospitalized. Officials urge preventive measures against mosquitoes.