Two Detroit officers were hospitalized after a crash caused by a driver running a red light; the officers are stable and suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

A 53-year-old man, Mario Green, was arrested for the fatal shooting of his ex-wife at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, despite a protection order and prior charges.

Macomb County's Prosecutor proposes Michigan's first court focused on helping parents with unpaid child support, aiming to guide them towards employment and compliance, while avoiding criminal penalties.

Authorities in Macomb County have arrested two men suspected of stealing infotainment screens from Dodge Ram trucks. The suspects, aged 23 and 26, were caught during a break-in attempt following months of investigation.

Detroit Police are seeking help to find missing 16-year-old girl, Jonviayre Bishop, who has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. She was last seen on East Jefferson Avenue.

A New Boston woman was charged with embezzling over $2 million from her employer, General RV Center, facing multiple felony counts and potentially 20 years in prison.

Apple and MSU open the first U.S. Manufacturing Academy in Detroit, offering free classes and expert training to small and medium-sized businesses to modernize and expand.

Michigan's CRA settled with Viridis Labs founders, permanently barring them from the state's cannabis industry over testing standard failures, leading to a massive product recall and industry impact.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan endorses City Council President Mary Sheffield for the city's mayoral race, positioning her for a historic win as potentially the first female mayor.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel opposes the EPA's proposal to rescind the 2009 greenhouse gas endangerment finding, emphasizing its importance for health and climate.

Michigan's gaming revenue in July was $284.6 million, a slight 0.2% drop from June, with iGaming up to $250.5 million and sports betting revenue down 21.6%. Taxes contributed $50.5 million to the state.

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.