Amir Khalid has been charged in Detroit with reckless driving causing the death of two children and serious injury to another due to a high-speed crash on Gratiot Avenue.

Two deadly house fires occurred in Detroit's west side, claiming two lives and several pets. The causes are under investigation, homes were heavily damaged, and survivors have been hospitalized.

Jim Cubera, Farmington Hills' city engineer, is retiring after 48 years, having significantly contributed to the city's infrastructure and development.

Jennifer Crumbley, mother of the Oxford High School shooter, is appealing her manslaughter convictions, alleging a "sham prosecution" and errors during her trial. Her lawyer contends she had no legal duty to prevent her son's actions.

Bella Limone, a new Italian restaurant, has opened in Royal Oak at 100 S. Main St, featuring a menu with homemade pasta and limoncello, aiming for an Amalfi Coast vibe.

MDOT warns of at-risk bridges due to funding shortages, highlighting the vital M-14 and US-23 BR bridge over the Huron River and predicting over 100 trunkline bridges could close by 2035 without financial intervention.

Northville introduces a roundabout construction at 7 Mile Rd, Sheldon Rd, and Center St, expected to disrupt school commutes. Completion is set for Nov 2025, with the goal of improving traffic flow and safety.

The Detroit Police are asking for help to find missing 13-year-old Skilar Bush, last seen in distinctive clothing. She is 5'3" and 100 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.

The Michigan budget battle intensifies as the October 1st deadline approaches, with Republicans and Democrats deeply divided. A proposal to dock legislators' pay for missing budget deadlines failed in the House.

Antonio Green, 19, was arrested in California for the murder of 18-year-old Mia Sims in Jackson, Michigan, and is facing second-degree murder charges.

Settlements have been reached with Oxford Community Schools by families of two Oxford High School shooting victims, awarding $500,000 each to the Baldwins and Shillings.

A Michigan resident has died from West Nile virus, the first fatality this year in the state, near an area with virus-carrying mosquitoes. Health officials urge protective measures against bites.

A Powerball ticket sold in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, won $1 million. The jackpot, now at $700 million, remains unclaimed. Winners have a year to claim their prize. Other million-dollar tickets were sold in Oklahoma and Tennessee.