A Flat Rock man died after his Ford F-150 hit a tree and flipped in Monroe County. Alcohol or drugs are not suspected; the cause is unclear. Police seek witnesses.

Desmond Burks faced court for Dr. Devon Hoover's 2023 murder, with testimonies and evidence, including intimate relations and Burks' identification by his mother.

Michigan healthcare system is under federal investigation after an employee claimed religious discrimination over employment practices, potentially violating Church Amendments.

A 16-month-old toddler drowned in a family pool in Ferry Township, and despite rescue efforts, did not survive. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Bruce Flannigan Jr. drowned at Port Crescent State Park after encountering a sudden drop-off in the Pinnebog River. Rescuers found his body after nearly 3 hours.

C&S Wholesale Grocers is set to acquire SpartanNash for $1.77 billion, with the deal including the purchase of the company's stock and net debt assumption.

A passenger vehicle collided with a fire truck on I-96 near Coopersville during a roadway buckling incident, causing temporary closures and minor injuries.

Church staff at CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, stopped an armed man who opened fire outside their church; the man was fatally shot by a security guard and a parishioner.

Tempered glass goggles shattered in a Livonia pool, necessitating draining for safety. The city has since banned such goggles to prevent future issues.

Michigan politicians are divided on Trump's military strikes on Iranian facilities, with Democrats criticizing the action as a violation of the Constitution, while Republicans show support.

Michigan State Police are searching for missing 14-year-old Styla Denton from Eaton County, emphasizing the urgency due to her leaving without necessary medication.

MDOT begins bridge repairs in Genesee County on June 23, part of a $2.7 million project enhancing safety and mobility. The work involves concrete and steel beam repairs on two bridges, with detours set for the I-69 ramp to Miller Road.

Detroit CPA Matthew Lloyd Parker, 37, was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay $14.5 million in restitution for his role in a PPP loan fraud scheme.