An Oregon Powerball player won $1.33 billion on April 6, while a Michigan online player won $1 million. The jackpot drawing was delayed but eventually occurred, resulting in numerous million-dollar winners across several states.

Detroit Police are searching for Jeanine Ewing, a 46-year-old woman missing since Saturday from the city's west side, fearing for her safety due to her depression.

The Bookstock used book and media sale is happening in Livonia, offering titles from various genres, with proceeds supporting local literacy projects.

Ex-Detroit school police officer Kelley Mays sues the district for $1 million, alleging sexual harassment and retaliatory dismissal.

The Motor City Furry Convention faced a bomb threat, resulting in the evacuation of attendees to a golf course. Last year's event experienced a similar issue. No injuries or explosives were found.

TechnoBark compiled a list of the top "hidden gem" dog parks in the U.S., with Michigan and Florida parks featured, highlighting amenities like wooded trails, river access, agility equipment, and sandy beaches for dogs and their owners to enjoy.

A fire broke out in a Battle Creek apartment due to an electrical issue, damaging three units, but no injuries were reported. Red Cross is aiding displaced residents.

A 23-year-old was shot early Saturday in Kalamazoo, Michigan; the extent of injuries and shooter details are unknown as the police seek public assistance.

Ex-Romulus mayor LeRoy Burcroff is sentenced to probation and home detention for misusing over $15,000 in campaign funds.

A Warren man faces misdemeanor charges after allegedly attempting to lure a high school girl into his vehicle. She recorded the incident, leading to his arrest.

James Long Jr. received a 7 to 15 years sentence for multiple home invasions in Macomb County, after pleading guilty to second-degree home invasion charges.

A Chipotle employee was shot in the leg by a customer after an argument over guacamole in Southfield; the suspect was arrested and the employee is now stable.

Soft Parade Vodka, flavored with berries and inspired by Short’s fruit ale, returns to Michigan with a fruitier taste and 75 proof. Available from April 28, with a pre-release at Iron Fish Distillery starting April 19.