Haggerty Road in Oakland County will be partially closed from September 2nd for culvert replacement between 13 Mile Road and 14 Mile Road, with a detour via 12 Mile Road, M-5, and 14 Mile Road.

Consumers Energy is providing $2 million to help Southeast Michigan residents with overdue summer utility bills, partnering with THAW and The Salvation Army for disbursement based on income and need.

Former MSU student LingLong Wei sues the university for $100 million, claiming her thyroid cancer was due to chemical exposure during research. She alleges MSU neglected safety measures.

Former University of Michigan President Santa Ono joins the Ellison Institute of Technology as president of EIT Global, focusing on advancing the institution's commitment to addressing global challenges.

A 17-year-old boy in Detroit died after a shooting on the east side, marking an increase in juvenile gun violence victims in the city. Details and suspect information remain unclear.

A coalition led by Michigan AG Nessel opposes the EPA's rollback of mercury emission standards, highlighting the public health risks and legal concerns under the Administrative Procedure Act.

Isle Royale National Park euthanized a wolf overly habituated to humans for safety reasons, following failed attempts to deter its behavior through non-lethal means.

Ex-officer James Burke faces trial for a crash that killed two men; the prosecution highlights his car's high speed without emergency signals, despite his defense's blame attempt on the victims.

Hank Winchester, a Detroit journalist, was cleared of sexual misconduct allegations after an investigation. His home had been searched, and he was on leave from WDIV.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has ordered 15 illegal gambling operators to cease activities in Michigan, citing risks to player safety and lack of consumer protections.

The ACLU of Michigan is suing the Warren Police for reportedly using excessive force on Christopher Gibson, a man with mental health issues, which led to his injury.

Michigan lawmakers propose Senate Bill 492 to require verification of student transfers between schools, after a case of child neglect exposed gaps in the system. The bill aims to prevent children from being "lost" in the educational radar.

Jazz singer Sheila Jordan has died at 96 in her NYC home. The NEA Jazz Master and influential teacher was known for bebop and scat singing. She is survived by her daughter and was listening to jazz in her final moments.