A plane crashed in Newaygo County; the pilot was unharmed after flipping on landing due to running out of gas, caused by misreading the fuel gauge. The FAA and NTSB are investigating.

Cindy Lewis, owner of Lewis Adventure Farm & Zoo, died after being hit by a vehicle driven by an employee. The accident is under investigation; intoxication is not suspected.

Sheriff's deputies are searching for 15-year-old Miles Kelly-Tyler Damron, last seen on July 4th in Trowbridge Township, who has mental health issues and left without his phone.

A teen was hospitalized with burns after an early morning crash in Hudsonville where a vehicle caught fire. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Richard Moore heroically saved a driver from a sinking car in Lake St. Clair, prompting praise from the St. Clair Shores community and a reminder of the dangers of submerged vehicles from the Fire Department.

A father and son from Levering drowned in Burt Lake, with emergency services responding but unable to save them. Water safety is emphasized in the aftermath.

Detroit Police increased curfew patrols after a 2-year-old boy was shot during a July 5th altercation, with two juveniles detained as persons of interest.

A man was stabbed at City Line Apartments in Kentwood, with a female suspect arrested and the victim receiving non-life-threatening medical care. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Michigan State Police found a 16-year-old boy dead on I-196 in a hit-and-run incident; search for the fleeing driver is ongoing.

A fire broke out during Grand Haven's July 4th celebration, on Dewey Hill. Firefighters responded promptly, no injuries occurred, and the Grand Haven Musical Fountain confirmed 98% of the show was completed.

Three teenagers were critically injured in a Detroit neighborhood shooting near Acacia and Bentler streets, which occurred during an illegal street gathering.

A house explosion in Detroit resulted in one woman's death and a man's severe injuries. Neighbors and two adjacent homes were affected. The cause is under investigation, with one victim reporting a kitchen fire prior to the blast.

Michigan man threw pipe bombs at police during a standoff; was wanted on felony and drug charges. After a tense situation, he was taken into custody, facing nine counts of assault with intent to murder. No officers were injured.