Family and friends commemorated London Thomas on her 18th birthday, mourning her death after she went missing. Two are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.

Firefighters in Holland, Michigan, extinguished a condo fire, rescuing two cats and preventing human casualties, with adjacent units sustaining damage.

A Pontiac man is charged with seven felonies, including human trafficking and prostitution, after a tip led to his arrest; he faces up to 20 years if convicted.

Caseville firefighters rescued environmental workers stranded on two pontoon boats off Sand Point after the vessels ran aground during sampling. The operation took 15 minutes in challenging conditions, but ended with no injuries.

One person killed in a two-vehicle crash at 28th Street and Radcliff Avenue in Kentwood; drivers hospitalized with non-critical injuries.

A 9-year-old student at West Ottawa Public Schools was found with a handgun and ammunition on a school bus, prompting an investigation by the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office.

Eugene Walter-George Rantanen was found guilty of murder and child abuse after a toddler suffered fatal head injuries while in his care. Sentencing is set for the fall.

One man died and another was injured in a crash where alcohol and speed are suspected factors in Monroe County. The vehicle struck a pole and a tree, ejecting one occupant who died.

A student at Grosse Ile High School in Michigan triggered an evacuation by sparking a fire with a Chromebook, possibly due to a social media challenge.

A fire destroyed Homeboy Barbeque in Genesee County, leading to the arrest of a 17-year-old. Firefighters from multiple departments responded, and the teenager is expected to face charges.

A teen is in custody after a spree of vehicle break-ins near WMU, with 30-40 vehicles entered, mostly unlocked, and valuables stolen. Police used drones to catch one of several fleeing suspects.

A Michigan paraprofessional was charged with assault for hitting an autistic first-grader with a shoe. She resigned and faces legal consequences. The situation raises concerns about the safety of special needs students in schools.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board issued cease-and-desist orders to 14 offshore gambling operators for targeting state residents without authorization.