A Wyoming home fire resulted in major damage and the loss of multiple pets, with all human occupants escaping safely although minor injuries occurred. The cause is being investigated.

Lost Art Brewhouse in Walker has opened a new in-house kitchen serving American fare, reflecting their community-oriented business approach and enhancing their craft beer offerings.

John Ball Zoo opens for its 134th season, introducing new animals including lions and a warthog, with plans for a pollinator exhibit and African expansion.

Three arrested in Flint for child and animal abuse, including a dead puppy found in a pizza box; AT&T workers' tip led to the discovery of the neglect.

A AAA survey found that 47% of Michigan cannabis users think it doesn't affect driving, with many driving soon after use. Studies highlight the risks, noting impaired driving is illegal and increases crash rates.

Dearborn will close its Administrative Center on March 28 for renovations and various city buildings on March 31 for Eid Al-Fitr, but refuse collection will not be affected.

Motor City Match supports Someday, a new Detroit venture by Cass Tech alumni Jantae’ Spinks and Samuel Trotter, blending art and bakery. It's the program's 180th brick-and-mortar project, aimed at stimulating local entrepreneurship and economy.

A Michigan man, Michael Southworth, faces multiple charges including felony firearm and assault after a police chase and armed standoff. He was shot in the leg by police and arrested.

A 16-year-old girl and her boyfriend, Joseph McDonough, face charges in Oakland County for assault, robbery, and vehicle theft involving the girl's mother.

Michigan museums, such as Holland Museum, face financial strain due to potential federal funding cuts, threatening community services and prompting urgent fundraising efforts.

A motorcyclist attempting to evade a Grand Rapids traffic stop led police on a chase, with Michigan State Police helicopter aiding in the arrest after the suspect collided with a car.

Michigan's AG Nessel and Arizona's AG Mayes discuss federal mass firings on their podcast 'Pantsuits and Lawsuits', tackling legal issues and real-world impacts.

Michigan's online gaming and sports betting revenues fell 18.9% to $268.5 million in February, with a significant drop in sports betting. Taxes and payments to the state totaled $43.8 million.