An 18-year-old's body was found in Lake Michigan after a multi-agency, four-hour search. The swimmer was described as not having a life preserver. The incident is not considered suspicious.

Michigan's EGLE found major issues in Wyandotte's water system, citing risks and requiring a correction plan. Despite this, city officials insist the water is safe.

Detroit's Mayor Duggan launched the 11th edition of the GDYT program to provide summer jobs to over 8,000 young individuals, continuing to offer employment experiences to the city's youth.

Detroit police are seeking public aid to find missing 13-year-old Rosie Taylor, last seen in the 14800 block of Washburn, wearing a green shirt and dark grey leggings.

A 9-year-old boy was buried and nearly killed by a collapsing sand dune in Michigan, but was saved by bystanders and DNR officers' CPR efforts. He is now recovering at home.

Two injured in a three-vehicle crash on I-94 near Battle Creek during holiday traffic; MSP advised alternate routes during road closure. Investigation ongoing.

Three individuals were rescued from Lake Michigan after being separated from their watercraft near the Holland Channel; a responding firefighter was injured.

A 16-year-old was killed and a Detroit officer was shot in the hand after police encountered masked individuals, leading to a chase and shootout on Detroit's east side.

The Detroit Police are seeking public assistance to find missing 35-year-old Gabrielle Clark, who has schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and was last seen on Prevost Street.

Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" passed Congress narrowly; divisive responses ensued in Michigan, with GOP members praising and Democrats condemning its potential effects.

Blueline Sweets, a fusion of coffee and frozen yogurt, was opened in 2024 by Evan Patto, offering dishes tested by his family and serving kosher, halal, and gluten-free options with plans for a block-party anniversary.

A missing kayaker on the Fawn River was found safe after an extensive search by local authorities, prompting officials to issue safety reminders for water activities.

Michigan police receive a $5.8 million federal grant for overtime patrolling to reduce speeding in July, with 91 agencies involved to enhance road safety.