A man from Sault Ste. Marie was sentenced to 5-15 years for threatening a prosecutor and judge, concurrent with assault and domestic violence sentences.

Detroit's weather this week includes a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and warm temperatures, with varying chances of precipitation and sunny periods as reported by the National Weather Service.

Kalamazoo advances with two brownfield redevelopments, aiming to provide affordable housing and revive the local economy, assisted by state grants from EGLE.

Anita's Kitchen in Lake Orion closed suddenly due to a new opportunity, offering staff transfers to other locations and addressing employee welfare concerns on social media.

Detroit Police are asking for help to find missing 15-year-old Promize Mitchell, last seen on Wayburn Street, described as 5′3″ with blond hair and a pink jumpsuit. She has bipolar disorder and her family is concerned.

The Eastpointe community mourned the loss of Jennifer "Jamma" Harris, a slain McDonald's manager, with a vigil and memorial. The suspect, Muhammad, faces murder charges, and a fund has been set to support Harris's children.

A missing 14-year-old girl was found unharmed in Indiana after running away with a Kentucky man she met online. The man is in custody and charges are forthcoming.

Detroit Police seek help in a fatal shooting case, offering a $5,000 reward for information on the suspects who fled in a dark gray Chevrolet SUV after killing Michael Davis.

Kawkawlin Township struggles to fund its fire department after a millage was halted due to ballot language issues, seeking a special assessment as a temporary solution.

Early morning domestic disturbance in Port Sheldon Township leads to a standoff and arrest by Ottawa County deputies; no immediate details on charges or injuries.

A Stellantis employee was taken into custody after a standoff where he barricaded himself in a Michigan plant, leading to an evacuation and crisis negotiations before ending peacefully.

Manhattan Park in East Grand Rapids celebrates its renovation with a ribbon-cutting on July 15, highlighting new amenities, including a splash pad and updated courts, based on community feedback from the 2020 Master Plan.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and other states have secured a commitment to stop the distribution of machine-gun conversion devices, known as Forced Reset Triggers, in Michigan.