A TSA employee at Detroit Metro Airport donated a kidney, saving her cousin's life and participating in a paired organ swap.

Michigan State Police are investigating after a "Welcome to Pure Michigan" sign was shot 18 times and are seeking public help to find the perpetrators.

The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the state's ballot for the November election, despite his suspended campaign.

Dense morning fog in Detroit, clearing by 11 am for a sunny day with highs near 78 degrees; similar patterns through the week with gradually warming temps.

A man was seriously injured in a Muskegon Heights shooting and transported to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Eggs from Michigan have been linked to a multi-state salmonella outbreak, leading to 65 illnesses and 24 hospitalizations. The CDC traced the source to Milo's Poultry Farms, which issued a recall.

President Biden signed an executive order to improve labor standards in federal infrastructure and manufacturing, emphasizing high-wage jobs and union recognition.

Detroit prepares for the Lions' season opener against the Rams, with road closures and parking details provided for fans attending the game at Ford Field.

Andrae Jones of Clinton Township is charged with felonies and misdemeanors for fatally shooting his neighbor's dog, with his arraignment set for September 16.

An off-duty firefighter accidentally dropped his loaded handgun in a Rockford school parking lot, which was found by another parent and reported to the police.

Northville Public Schools in Metro Detroit banned cellphones and smartwatches for K-8 students to reduce distractions, with some parent concerns over emergency communication.

A Tennessee man was arrested in Northern Michigan for carrying a concealed, unlicensed firearm in his backpack during a traffic stop, despite having a CPL.

Helicopters will fly low over Michigan for a routine inspection of power lines by ITC Holdings from Sept. 9 to Oct. 4, ensuring grid integrity and public safety.