Funeral services were held for Melvindale police Cpl. Mohamed Said, who was killed on duty, with broad community support and honors from fellow officers. Michael Lopez faces multiple charges for Said's death.

A historical marker was unveiled at the Algiers Motel site in Detroit to remember three Black teens killed by police in 1967, finally acknowledging the long-overlooked tragedy.

Michigan's new budget plan makes community college tuition-free for recent high school graduates starting this fall, including additional aid for Pell Grant recipients.

The Detroit Free Press Marathon is sold out and introduces an elite runner category. Runners are warned against scammers selling fake race bibs. An official transfer process is in place for those still hoping to join.

Federal authorities in Detroit are responding to a rise in illegal Glock switches that transform semi-automatic handguns into automatic weapons, intensifying gun violence concerns.

Independence Lake Beach in Washtenaw County is closed to swimming due to high E. coli levels discovered during routine testing. The beach is closed until further notice, but other park activities are still available.

Two Michigan cities ranked among the riskiest for drivers in the U.S. based on an Allstate report which assessed behaviors like hard braking and phone use while driving.

Metro Detroit faces trash pickup delays due to Priority Waste's issues with a damaged fleet from a recent takeover, causing pest infestations and health concerns. The company is working to resolve the backlog and repair the trucks.

The 180th Fighter Wing is performing a check flight in Michigan that might cause a sonic boom, with effects felt in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.

85-year-old Michigan woman Kim Knor aims for 700th skydive as she works towards 1,000 jumps for her 'Gold Wings' achievement, having started skydiving in 1959.

A federal lawsuit claims Pinckney Community Schools fostered a racially hostile environment affecting Black students, with reported racist incidents and insufficient administrative response.

The Sherwood Elementary School pool, important for community and aquatic education in Saginaw Township, is receiving a $1.9 million state grant for repairs.

Michigan law permits the use of consumer-grade fireworks from June 29 to July 5, between 11 a.m. and 11:45 p.m., on private property only, with increased sales and local authorities urging safety.