The Detroit Boat Show, featuring over 600 boats and various activities, took place at Huntington Place, emphasizing Michigan's significant boating industry.

Michigan's average gas prices dropped six cents to $3.03 per gallon, with varying costs across the state and a noticeable decline from last year's peak prices.

A man was fatally shot at a Sterling Heights hotel; the suspect, known to the victim, was caught after a standoff with police. Charges are pending as the investigation continues.

Derek Cordell Garner Sr. from Flint was found guilty of multiple felonies, including assault, domestic violence, sexual conduct, and kidnapping for a violent 2020 attack on a female house guest.

The 2025 Faster Horses Music Festival in Michigan has been unexpectedly canceled due to plans to create a future event that promises to be "bigger and better."

Washington Township has fully repaired a sewer main break, lifting water restrictions but cautioning against Clinton River contact due to E. coli concerns.

A 78-year-old woman died in a collision at a Holland Township intersection, where an 86-year-old man's vehicle collided with an SUV. Both drivers were injured, and investigations are ongoing.

Dundee bank staff prevented a scam where fraudsters, posing as the FTC, nearly tricked an elderly woman into sending $70,000 overseas. The police are investigating.

De'Andre Booker is charged with first-degree murder in the disappearance of Ashley Elkins, a Detroit-area mother. DNA evidence is crucial in the case, though her body has not been found.

Former Hillsdale County sergeant Ronald Leggitt was sentenced to probation and jail for assaulting an inmate. He also relinquished his law enforcement certification.

Two Michigan beer gardens, Hop Lot Brewing Co. and Watermark Brewing Company, are nominated for USA Today's Best Beer Garden. Voters can participate until February 24, with results announced on March 5.

A Detroit child care center's license was suspended following a state probe that found health and safety violations, including raw chicken served, spoiled milk, and inadequate heat.

Detroit priest Father Carlos Martins faces a misdemeanor battery charge for allegedly using a girl's hair to mimic flossing. His lawyer denies the claim. He's been pulled from active ministry.