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.

Home health care provider M&Y Care, LLC to pay $334,807 over allegations of billing for unqualified staff services.

A Wayne County judge ordered Northville to reopen downtown streets by July 15 after a lawsuit from "Let's Open Northville," ending a dispute over pandemic-initiated street closures.

The article details a correspondent's visit to various attractions in Roseville, Macomb County, encompassing shopping, music nostalgia, and dealing with a storm.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secures $720 million in settlements with eight opioid manufacturers, aiming to combat the opioid crisis and fund state mitigation efforts.

Following July 4th celebrations, Grand Haven State Park's beach was littered with trash, causing extensive cleanup for staff and concerns about respect for shared environments.

Livonia police enforce laws banning golf carts on public roads and sidewalks, issuing $100 fines for violations. Different rules may apply in other Michigan communities.

Kimani Hamilton was charged with attempted murder for allegedly slashing a man's throat with a box cutter during an argument in Ann Arbor's Liberty Plaza.

A man from Wayne County won $4 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket purchased at Superior Market in Ann Arbor; he took a $2.7 million lump sum payout.