Michigan State Police arrested a 19-year-old for speeding over 100 mph and hiding a gun, aided by helicopter surveillance. Charges are pending after a prosecutor's review.

A Farmington Hills man has been charged with first-degree murder and felony firearm in the fatal shooting of a restaurant manager in Commerce Township.

TIME's "Best Colleges for Future Leaders 2026" list included several Michigan colleges, with the University of Michigan ranking 11th. The extensive analysis by TIME and Statista reviewed the careers of thousands of leaders to compile the list.

Detroit unveils Dr. Violet T. Lewis Village, a $29.3 million affordable senior housing community, with over 100 homes for seniors with diverse income levels.

Dearborn and Detroit Fire Departments received a $361,000 FEMA grant to purchase 38 powered stair chairs, improving patient safety and reducing firefighter injuries.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has notified Five Below of pricing violation allegations after MDARD found scanner overcharges at their stores. The company faces potential legal action if compliance is not met.

Operation Cycle Break, a police program initiated in Warren, Michigan, has seen a 7% drop in domestic violence incidents within four months, with a reduction in recidivism rates among offenders.

Demolition of the long-closed Belle Isle Zoo in Detroit has begun, with plans for ecological restoration, additional parking, and improved park accessibility by the end of the year.

The Lodge Freeway tunnel in downtown Detroit was closed for bridge work, with detours affecting both northbound and southbound traffic, to last until around 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Governor Whitmer continued Michigan's Thanksgiving tradition by pardoning turkeys Faygo and Vernors, emphasizing togetherness and recognizing the state's agricultural sector.

A man in Detroit was surprised by an escaped goat, jumping onto a car roof. The goat's owner faces city citations for keeping the animal without a permit.

The Michigan DNR announced public meetings for December, inviting input on managing parks, trails, and waterways, with advisory group sessions on various specialties.

Michigan Auto Law's analysis reveals that Van Dyke Ave with 11 Mile Rd and 18-and-a-half Mile Rd are among the most dangerous intersections in Michigan, based on crash data.