Six staff members were fired from a juvenile facility in Detroit after an investigation into a 12-year-old boy's alleged rape, with reforms and legal action considered.

MDOT has launched a survey to explore public interest in road usage charges as an alternative to gas taxes for funding road maintenance in Michigan. Participants may receive a $10 gift card and have a chance to join a pilot program.

Michigan's new red flag law, set to start on Feb. 13, allows for the temporary removal of firearms from individuals deemed a threat. Additional gun safety laws will also take effect.

Alison Adams was rescued by firefighters after her car sank in a flooded ditch in Macomb Township, with officials noting the danger of such floodwaters.

A 79-year-old Michigan woman, Sue Ann Asch, faces charges for sending inappropriate messages to a minor via text and Snapchat in September 2023. Her home was searched, and she has since turned herself in.

The EPA announced a plan to clean up PCB contamination at the Ten-Mile Drain Superfund site in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, targeting the storm sewer system.

A Macomb County man faces charges for a hit-and-run that left a woman dead in Chesterfield Township. Matthew Reynolds is accused of failing to stop, lying to police, and driving without an ignition interlock device.

Authorities and community members are urgently seeking the whereabouts of Hilayae Jones-Kahee, a 16-year-old needing medication who went missing after school in Westland.

Eminem ceases his diss track as Lions' Ben Johnson stays on, and endorses Coach Campbell for the next season, while lauding the team's offensive performance.

Mai Xiong and Peter Herzberg won their Michigan special primary elections, setting up a crucial bid for Democratic control in the House ahead of the general elections.

Detroit's weather includes fog, drizzle, and variable temperatures this week, with slick roads at night and sunny conditions expected for the weekend.

Two Detroit men are charged with sex trafficking at a Warren motel, with one being a prior convict paroled in 2022. They face life in prison if convicted.

Ann Arbor officials are set to vote down a proposal for a Sports Illustrated-branded resort, with the city council and residents raising concerns about the development's fit with the city's image and priorities.