A water main break in Kalamazoo has closed a key intersection, causing traffic disruptions and uncertainty about repair timelines. Detours are in place for commuters.

A Wisconsin woman died after her snowmobile hit trees in Michigan's U.P. Despite CPR by peers and MSP response, she was pronounced dead at the scene; substance use was ruled out.

An online argument led to a physical assault involving a stolen gun in Battle Creek, with one arrested for felonious assault and possession of stolen property.

Man found dead in Mount Clemens after being hit by a car; suspect vehicle and suspect identified but not disclosed by Macomb County Sheriff's Office. Community urged to provide info to assist investigation.

Judge Rachel Rancilio is set to become the Chief Judge Pro Tempore in Macomb County, beginning her role on January 21, 2025, after serving in the Circuit Court since 2016.

Michigan Governor Whitmer will deliver her State of the State address on February 26, addressing jobs and education, amidst a shift in political control.

Judge Daniel White denied a request to relocate Marshella Chidester's trial, accused of driving under influence causing two deaths, despite concerns about impartiality due to media coverage in Monroe County.

Warming shelters are opening in Michigan, including efforts by Mel Trotter Ministries and Gateway Mission, due to severe cold forecasts, while Michigan State Police advise residents to prepare for dangerous conditions.

Jesus Gaytan-Garcia was convicted for his role in a $700,000 casino scam involving the Hartford Four Winds Casino, potentially facing 15 years in prison.

Kurt Alan Rillema was sentenced to 10-15 years for a 1999 sexual assault at a Michigan golf course, identified decades later through DNA advancements.

Xuan Thanh Vo is convicted of first-degree murder for killing Sandra Villarreal by running her over in a Walmart parking lot.

Gilda's LaughFest, a comedy event in Grand Rapids, seeks volunteers for various roles in March 2025. Volunteers are crucial to the festival's success, which supports Gilda's Club's free programs for cancer patients and families.

Two men were sentenced for running an illegal gambling operation at Cellular Bank in Flint, with one year probation each and additional fines for one individual.