Family, fellow firefighters and residents escorted Sgt. Adam Amrozi's procession Friday as Lincoln Park and the state paid tribute.

An 11-year-old River Forest camper was killed when a tree fell on him at Owasippe Scout Reservation in Muskegon County. Deputies say the death is under investigation.

City council approved clearing an encampment on city land in Bell Kramer and standing up a task force to connect people to services. Advocates warn Ypsilanti lacks adult shelter capacity.

Sterlingfest returns Thursday through Saturday with national headliners, a drone show and more than 100 vendors across Dodge Park and the City Center.

University of Michigan and Henry Ford allege CVS and affiliates diverted millions from the 340B drug‑discount program meant for low‑income patients.

Clinton Township's block‑long Halloween fundraiser Chaos on Colman Street has been canceled for 2026 after organizers say township complaints left them 'in limbo.' The display has raised roughly $85,000 for charities.

A Marion Drive water main break put the Village of Holly under a boil water advisory; DPW crews are repairing the line while water-quality testing is underway.

SAY Detroit and donors tied to an ex‑Microsoft CEO will help convert Detroit’s historic St. Cecilia gym into an education and recreation center while preserving its hoops legacy.

A Warren resident says his monthly water bill jumped from about $41 to $581 in one month and now faces an eviction demand. Tenant groups say similar disputed bills have appeared at other manufactured‑home parks.

Internal records show the Detroit Detention Center reached the mid‑90s during a heat wave. Officials pressed DPD for hourly logs and a cooling plan while short‑term fixes run.

The Michigan Nurses Association sued Sturgis Hospital after an abrupt June 19 closure, alleging the hospital gave union nurses just three days' notice and seeking back pay.

Maha Freij is stepping back after more than 35 years leading ACCESS. The board named COO Lina Hourani‑Harajli to become president and CEO on Oct. 1, 2026.

A volunteer-run overnight shelter in Warren shut after expected city funding failed to arrive, forcing residents to find new places to stay. Officials say they'll pursue a contracting option.