Attorney General Dana Nessel seeks to drastically reduce a proposed rate hike by Consumers Energy in Michigan, aiming to save consumers millions of dollars.

Dearborn launches a free porch and step rehab initiative for homeowners to maintain community safety and aesthetics, with evaluations by the Economic Development Department.

Wayne County faced a cybersecurity incident causing system outages, with investigations involving the FBI and Michigan State Police. Richmond Community Schools experienced a separate ransomware attack.

A 27-year-old moped driver died from injuries sustained in a Port Huron crash after being hit by a car. The driver of the car is cooperating with the investigation.

Farmington Hills urologist, Dr. Zvi Levran, faces additional charges for sexual abuse, including explicit photos and solicitation of a video from teen patients.

A 5-year-old girl and a man were wounded in separate shootings on Detroit's west side; police are investigating a possible connection between the incidents.

Detroit's weather forecast promises a week of sunny days with temperatures in the mid-60s to upper 70s, ideal for outdoor activities before the onset of colder weather.

Michigan's bow hunting season starts, with specific dates and safety regulations highlighted. Hunters must check local permissions, purchase licenses, and report their harvest online.

TSA agents at Gerald R. Ford International Airport intercepted two firearms in one week, contributing to the over 6,700 firearms found at checkpoints nationwide in 2023.

Dearborn's Economic Development Department promotes fall clean-up and maintenance through Sweep Weeks from Sept. 30 to Oct. 11, 2024, to prep residents for winter.

A dispute in Lee Township led to a stabbing and shooting, hospitalizing two. One suspect was arrested and another, Anthony Vincent, is sought by Allegan County Sheriff's deputies.

Steven Nauta faces charges after threatening behavior at a Trump rally. His arraignment included disruptive actions, and he is held on a $1 million bond.

A UAW member was killed and four others injured after being hit by a truck involved in alleged drag racing in Jackson, while picketing near the Eaton Corp. plant.