Michigan's Governor Whitmer declared a state of emergency in Lansing, Allegan, and Baraga after severe weather, mobilizing state resources for recovery.

Detroit Police seek public help in finding Marcus Attard, a missing 38-year-old man with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. He was last seen in Detroit on May 26.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel is challenging Consumers Energy's proposed $436 million rate hike following an already approved $154 million increase, vowing to scrutinize the request for unnecessary costs to protect consumers.

Detroit weather to have sunny skies, potential showers, and windy conditions in the coming week, with highs up to 86 degrees. A chance of thunderstorms midweek.

Shots were fired at a Grand Rapids car meetup early Sunday, resulting in one non-life-threatening injury. Police are addressing these dangerous events.

Michigan sees a decline in gas prices, with the average dropping to $3.08 per gallon, a 13-cent decrease over the week, and cheaper rates in some areas.

Hundreds of peonies were vandalized at the University of Michigan's Matthaei Botanical Gardens. The incident is under investigation, with an appeal for public assistance. The garden director vows recovery and resilience.

Hassan Chokr pled guilty to illegal firearm possession after an antisemitic incident at a Michigan synagogue. He attempted to buy guns post-outburst, lying on a background check.

A 9-year-old in Troy, MI is in critical condition after being accidentally shot in the head at home; police are investigating how he accessed the gun.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts a warming trend with clear skies, reaching mid-80s by Tuesday, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

A $270 million development, Novi City West, is proposed in Novi, Michigan, and requires public funding. It includes a hotel, housing, stores, and aims to create an urban district.

Xavier Powell faces felony charges after a high-speed chase in Warren, resulting in a crash into a porch. Residents question police pursuit policies after property damage and risk to public safety.

EMU is ending partnerships with two Chinese universities, Beibu Gulf University and Guangxi University, due to national security concerns raised by U.S. Representatives Walberg and Moolenaar.