Michigan AG Dana Nessel is investigating Twin Flames Universe for potential criminal activities, with multiple search warrants executed. Public assistance is requested in the ongoing case.

A 1-year-old girl died after being run over by a lawn mower in Lenawee County, Michigan, when her grandmother, unaware of her presence, struck her while mowing.

Police used Faygo Red Pop to draw out a bank robbery suspect in Saginaw, resulting in a fatal police shooting. The suspect was not armed with a gun but had a weapon.

Michigan State Police participate in the "Best Looking Cruiser" contest to win a place in the “America’s Best Looking Trooper Cruisers” calendar, with public voting determining the winners.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel secured an injunction against Flint's unlicensed Harmony Manor, LLC, and its owner Gregory Cheff, ending their adult foster care operations.

A small plane crashed at Ottawa Executive Airport, resulting in one death. The cause is under investigation, with the FAA taking over. The crash impacted the local aviation community.

Michigan health authorities warn of carfentanil-related deaths and urge caution, highlighting its potency and providing resources and steps for harm reduction.

A Calhoun County prisoner attempted to escape during a hospital visit but was quickly recaptured by law enforcement, with no threat posed to the public.

Michigan sees a slight drop in gas prices ahead of the Fourth of July, with an average of $3.26 per gallon, although prices remain higher than a month ago but lower than last year.

The Vintage Base Ball Festival in Portage, MI, revisited 1860s baseball rules with gloveless play, attracting 23 teams and community interest in the historical sport.

Halo Burger is set to open a new location in Clinton Township, Metro Detroit, expanding the Michigan-based chain known for its char-grilled burgers and local specialties.

Michigan AG Nessel warns of scammers spoofing the Department's Consumer Protection Team, using calls to demand money over fake "flagged" personal information.

A woman was found in a Motel 6 with 53 cats in Farmington Hills, all in good health. No charges were filed; she surrendered 50 cats, which are now at Oakland County Animal Shelter for adoption.