A second measles case of the year in Oakland County led health officials to warn of potential exposure at a local hospital, emphasizing the importance of vaccination amidst rising state reports.

The Porcupine Mountains Artist-in-Residence Program is accepting applications for the 2026 seasons for artists to create work inspired by Michigan's wilderness.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit with other states challenging the $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa petitions imposed by the Trump Administration.

Carl Carlton, known for "Everlasting Love" and "She's a Bad Mama Jama," passed away at 73 after health issues post-stroke. His music is a celebrated part of Black culture.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts a mix of cold, wind, and potential snow, followed by milder temperatures with chances of rain towards the end of the week.

Lynsie Marion Leinenger, 37, of Auburn Hills, has been charged with unarmed robbery and larceny from a person after allegedly stealing purses from shoppers at Kroger and Meijer in Rochester Hills. No injuries were reported, and her preliminary hearing is set for December 23.

Michigan DOT announces overnight lane closures on I-75 in Saginaw County on December 17 for sign installation, part of a $5.3 million safety enhancement project.

Warren honors Mark Carr and Evette Szajna for supporting their police K-9 Unit through their non-profit organization, which provides essential equipment and supplies.

Travelers on I-75 in Bay County will encounter lane closures due to MDOT's sign truss work, with interruptions scheduled for December 12-13 and 15. The work is part of a $5.3 million safety enhancement project.

Gary Lansky was sentenced to 7-15 years for slashing a girl's throat; the attack wasn't deemed a hate crime despite racial suggestions. He pled guilty but mentally ill, apologized, and faces a lawsuit from the victim's family.

The Leland House in Detroit evacuated residents due to a power outage during winter. Despite a $1.2 million loan to avoid shutoffs, power issues persist, exacerbated by structural hazards, leaving residents in uncertainty and temporary housing.

Detroit declares a cold emergency, opening warming centers and shelters due to a forecasted drop in temperature and to assist residents in extreme cold.

Gary Lansky was sentenced to 7-15 years for slashing a girl's throat in Detroit; he pleaded guilty but mentally ill. Concurrently, he received 1-4 years for assaulting a family member. A $50 million lawsuit is pending against him for the incident.