Shelby Township police seized 120 pounds of marijuana and $7,000 cash from Adrian Khoshnaw during a traffic stop related to local drug sales investigations.

Dustin Thomas is on trial for a 2012 sexual assault at a Kalamazoo fraternity, charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct. The case was revived by the Kalamazoo Sexual Assault Kit Initiative.

MDOT begins a $19 million expansion of the US-131 interchange in Kalamazoo, aiming to improve access and support 181 jobs, with expected completion in November.

The Detroit Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Noah Jones-Walker who disappeared on February 22nd after leaving his aunt's house on Strathmoor Street.

Detroit's weekend offers entertainment including stand-up by J Chris Newberg, Classical Roots concerts, Autorama's hot rods, a butterfly exhibit, noodle fest, garden show, Bourbon Fest, Star Wars Night with the Griffins, and a jazz festival.

Evette Byrd, a 52-year-old from Detroit, is charged with embezzling over $400,000 from the city's retirement system and faces up to 40 years in prison.

Grand Rapids UIA office shall temporarily relocate due to renovations starting March 3, 2025, with services still available at a provisional location and online.

MDOT begins a two-year, $140 million reconstruction of M-14/I-96 in Wayne County, causing lane reductions and traffic changes starting Feb. 28, expected to affect around 125,000 daily drivers.

Charles Lowe of Sterling Heights was arraigned for owing $21,000 in child support, with a bond set at $5,257. A hearing is scheduled for March 4, 2025.

Fatal road rage shooting claims life of 19-year-old Rawan Baseti in Dearborn, Michigan. Police seek public tips.

A Detroit transitional housing facility faces shutdown over zoning issues, displacing residents, including a family who lost children while living in a car. The city pledges to aid those affected.

The University of Michigan and Siemens launch an online metal 3D printing course on Coursera, offering education using augmented reality to a global audience.

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Democrats oppose a resolution by Republican Rep. Josh Schriver to challenge the legalization of same-sex marriage, citing discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community.