A Grand Rapids man died in a rollover crash when his car hit a tree and caught fire in Ottawa County; police are investigating the single-vehicle accident.

Macomb County plans a free financial literacy event with workshops for April 12 to help residents with various financial topics and provide resources for better money management.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has issued cease-and-desist letters to 11 offshore gambling websites, including Shazam Casino, for operating without licenses.

Six fire departments responded to a significant barn fire in Jamestown Township, successfully controlling the blaze with help from the Ottawa County Canteen.

The Downtown Street Eats food truck rally returns to Detroit, offering diverse cuisines from various food trucks, carts, and pop-ups on weekdays until October 10th.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel leads a lawsuit with 19 states against Trump's Executive Order on voting restrictions, alleging it's unconstitutional and encroaches on states' rights.

Stellantis is halting production at various plants and laying off 900 workers due to new U.S. tariffs, affecting employees in Canada, Mexico, Michigan, and Indiana.

A man's body was found in the Paw Paw River after he tried to swim across but did not resurface. The Sheriff's Office dive team conducted the search and recovery.

A 13-year-old girl in Ingham County drove her mother's car into a house, causing significant damage but no injuries. The girl and passengers fled but were later found. Investigations continue.

Michigan has lifted its ban on paid surrogacy with the Michigan Family Protection Act, allowing compensated surrogacy and providing a regulated framework for these arrangements, benefiting families and especially the LGBTQ+ community.

A 63-year-old man was fatally struck by a car in Kalamazoo; authorities are investigating the incident, and alcohol is not believed to be a factor. The driver cooperated with police.

A Macomb County man is charged with selling counterfeit automotive safety systems, including airbags, online, potentially impacting over 81,000 vehicles in Michigan.

A clerk and customer exchanged gunfire at a Southfield gas station; both were arrested with no injuries reported. Police are investigating and seeking information.