A significant underwater water main break has left Harsens Island, Michigan, without running water, prompting a state of emergency. Repair efforts are hampered by harsh weather.

A box truck collided with first responder vehicles on eastbound I-94 in Kalamazoo County during snowy conditions, causing no serious injuries. The sheriff urged caution in winter driving.

A woman drowned in a Michigan pond while trying to save her dog; both were deceased when emergency crews arrived. The incident is under investigation.

Michigan cornerback Will Johnson declares for the NFL Draft, bypassing his senior year with teammate Mason Graham also entering the draft. Despite injury, Johnson eyes a top-ten pick.

The Michigan State Police and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services have launched the Safety Net Partnership to offer immediate aid to residents in need, providing state troopers with pre-paid cards and essentials to distribute.

Authorities in Portage seek a man accused of robbing an Aldi store at gunpoint on South Westnedge Avenue. The public is urged to help with any relevant information.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel praised the progress of a legislative package in the House aiming to protect vulnerable adults, addressing exploitation and abuse.

A man died from a suspected drowning at Maceday Lake, and authorities are investigating the role of alcohol. This incident may be the 13th drowning in Oakland County this year.

Rare gold coins were donated to Salvation Army red kettles in Metro Detroit, continuing a tradition of anonymous generosity during the holiday season.

A Detroit officer was dragged by a vehicle after a check on a suspicious car turned violent. The officer is in good condition; a teen driver was shot and critically injured. A second teen is sought by police.

Michigan allocates $8 million from the Land and Water Conservation Fund to refresh community recreation facilities across 12 counties, funding projects like parks and trails.

Detroit Police seek public help identifying a suspect in a 2022 gas station homicide; a $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

A retired Detroit police sergeant shot and killed his tenant during a dispute related to an eviction process. No weapon was found on the tenant, and the incident is under investigation.