A 60-year-old man drowned at TriPonds Family Camp Resort; despite rescue efforts and hospitalization, he was pronounced dead. The Allegan County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

Detroit's community and police search for missing 14-year-old Lawrence "LJ" Trowell, last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, black joggers, and flip-flops. His family makes a heartfelt plea for his return.

A burglar stole $50,000 worth of Pokémon cards from First Edition Finds in Sterling Heights, affecting the business and the owner personally, as the collection had sentimental value. The owner is offering a reward for information leading to recovery.

A Detroit man was charged with involuntary manslaughter after fatally shooting his 13-year-old sister. The incident, deemed preventable, occurred while he was handling two pistols.

Firefighters in Grand Rapids retrieved two portable toilets from the Grand River, an event treated as a training exercise. The cause of their river journey remains unknown.

A measles outbreak in Osceola County, Michigan, linked to out-of-state travel, has raised concerns, with 27 cases statewide, 7 in Osceola. Health officials urge vigilance and vaccination.

Livonia Police used 'The Grappler', a new net-based tool, to safely stop a vehicle in a chase, highlighting the technology's controlled capability to end pursuits without causing erratic vehicle behavior.

CEO and Medical Director of Fast Lab were charged in a $500 million COVID-19 test billing fraud by the Eastern District of Michigan's U.S. Attorney's Office.

Michigan State Police seized over $10 million worth of illegal marijuana from a former factory in Baldwin, with multiple arrests and concerns raised about health risks from unregulated cannabis.

Grand Rapids Police Chief Eric Winstrom has reported significant progress in transforming his department's culture, training, and procedures, focusing on trust, reducing crime, and implementing policy changes.

A reckless driver in Muskegon struck and killed a motorcyclist, with the incident leading to the car catching fire. The responsible driver, previously involved in a pursuit, was arrested after fleeing the scene.

Michigan State Police raided Oak Park businesses suspected of selling counterfeit luxury goods after undercover detectives confirmed the allegations by making purchases.

Hudsonville Ice Cream is expanding its operations in Holland, Michigan, with a $40 million investment. The expansion will add a new production line and create 44 jobs, aiming to respond to a growing market for snackable ice cream products.