MDOT announces ramp closures in mid-Michigan for maintenance, affecting I-69 and I-475 with specific ramps closed on March 13 and 15 to repair guardrails and light poles.

A Tuscola County Sheriff's deputy was hospitalized after his patrol SUV was hit during a traffic stop by a vehicle driven by an 18-year-old. The deputy sustained minor injuries.

Two brothers in Westland, Michigan, shot each other after an argument, following their father's death. Their conditions are unknown, and the investigation is ongoing.

Russell Wilson is set to join the Pittsburgh Steelers on a one-year deal after being released from the Denver Broncos, taking a significant pay cut to do so.

Detroit Lions fan Larry Benjamin, known for dyeing his hair team colors, died at 83. His son Jeff announced the peaceful passing on social media. Benjamin's spirited support had gone viral, earning him recognition from the team and its players.

An SUV plunged into the Grand River in Lansing, leading to one death and two rescues. The incident is under investigation, with alcohol reportedly involved.

Luka Doncic set a new NBA record with his sixth consecutive 30-point triple-double in the Mavericks' 142-124 win over the defensively challenged Pistons.

A Michigan sailor lost at Pearl Harbor, Raymond Devere Boynton, is finally identified and will be buried in Honolulu.

A dispute between neighbors in Flint Township led to a fatal shooting and one man stabbed; the shooter is dead, the stab victim is stable. Police are investigating.

A 16-year-old boy is in custody for the murder of 41-year-old Richard Simko in Mid Michigan. The teen, under court custody, allegedly shot and bludgeoned Simko and awaits arraignment.

I-696 in Oakland County faces closures for the "Restore the Reuther" project, disrupting traffic with detours and ramp shutdowns for reconstruction work.

AAA reports drowsy driving is a factor in 18% of traffic fatalities, a rate ten times higher than previous data indicated, especially concerning with the upcoming Daylight Saving Time change.

The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled the state's personal income tax cut for 2023 is not permanent, upholding earlier interpretations by state officials.