John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids welcomed a new snow leopard cub to mother Yuki, stirring excitement for conservation. The cub's public debut is pending, while its birth marks progress in the Snow Leopard SSP.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and other states sue Trump administration over directives limiting healthcare for transgender youth, claiming these are unlawful and threaten vital care.

The Pedal for Paws Pub Crawl in Muskegon combines a social biking event with support for local animal rescues. Set for August 3rd, it starts at Muskegon Brewing Company, includes multiple stops, and benefits five animal organizations.

A Birmingham man is charged with insurance fraud for falsifying annuity applications for his elderly clients, with Michigan authorities stressing the importance of financial professionals' integrity.

The NTSB reports that both men killed in a plane crash near Lowell City Airport were qualified pilots; the plane involved had been assembled by one of them.

A semi-truck crashed on I-696 near Warren, causing closures for hours due to a fuel spill and road damage. No injuries were reported, but commuters faced delays.

Dearborn City Beautiful Commission honors 51 homes with 2025 Residential Standard of Excellence Awards for their outstanding property maintenance and beautification.

Michigan's Adventure park will close early in 2025, disrupting fall festivities, sparking mixed reactions from season passholders offered Cedar Point tickets instead.

Gregg Glenn III, a 6-foot-7 forward who played for Michigan and Tulane, died recently at age 22 in a tragic accident. Known for his strong performance and positive influence, he was remembered fondly by coaches, teammates, and Tulane officials.

An explosion survivor thanked a Detroit first responder at a ceremony that honored the emergency crews for saving 13 people after a fatal gas leak-induced blast.

Detroit launches a $700,000 fund aimed to support local tech startups and encourage talent retention and job creation in the city's growing tech ecosystem.

Two residents of Allegria Village, a senior community, died from Legionnaires' disease, prompting health department investigations and safety measures at the facility.

A coalition of 21 attorneys general, including Dana Nessel, filed a lawsuit against the USDA for demanding sensitive data on SNAP recipients, arguing it's illegal and threatens privacy.