A fire at Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy caused external damage and smoke, leading to temporary closure and virtual classes. The accidental blaze was linked to a flooring project.

A Michigan man is to stand trial for assault with intent to murder and other charges after an incident involving a lawnmower chase and a self-inflicted gunshot wound during an arrest attempt.

Edward Turner was arrested for a string of armed robberies at dollar stores and a gas station in Berrien County, Michigan, after being found with evidence at his home.

A vehicle crash in Holland Township caused a major power outage after hitting a utility pole. No injuries were reported, and power was restored. The incident is under investigation.

Erika Todd, 43, was killed in Monroe County in a hit-and-run incident and was later struck by two other vehicles, prompting an investigation by the sheriff’s office.

A dog was saved by firefighters from a house fire believed to be caused by unattended candles in Battle Creek, causing an estimated $15,000 in damages.

Former business owner Trent Witteveen was sentenced to 41 months in prison for a fraudulent timber investment scheme, ordered to pay restitution of $844,282.

Man displayed a gun at University of Michigan students; police seek suspects and reassure the incident is isolated.

A Toledo man was arrested for pointing a handgun during a road rage incident on I-75. An unregistered firearm was found in his vehicle, and he was charged with carrying a concealed weapon.

Police in Dearborn increase patrols after thieves target pharmacies for the weight loss drug Ozempic, with one suspect apprehended due to his GPS tether.

A semi-truck driver was hospitalized after a medical issue led to a crash on I-96 near Grand Rapids; the incident caused traffic delays, and MSP is investigating.

A car crashed into Tiny's Tasty Treats in Newaygo, Michigan, causing significant building damage and minor driver injuries; alcohol and drugs were ruled out as factors.

Muhammad Zafar, owner of a Michigan home health care company, was sentenced to 40 months in prison for a Medicare fraud scheme involving $7.9 million in false claims.