A 4-year-old girl drowned after being left unsupervised in a pool; the accompanying adults were at a bar. An investigation and possible charges are underway.

MDOT is hosting an open house on March 4 to discuss a $27 million M-20 and US-10 BR improvement project in Midland, offering a platform for public engagement and feedback.

Intermittent lane closures on US-127 near Territorial Road in Jackson County due to Comcast utility work on Sunday morning, with expected traffic delays.

Michigan AG Nessel settles for $17.85 million with Lannett and Bausch over alleged drug price-fixing, with ongoing multistate antitrust litigation and upcoming trials.

Macomb County's annual Tree and Plant Sale offers affordable options for greening spaces, supporting the local environment through trees, shrubs, and garden plants.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board will meet on February 10 to discuss casino and betting regulations, open to public in-person and online participation.

Michigan State Police announced grant applications for community gun violence intervention programs, supported by DOJ's Bureau of Justice Assistance, starting April 1, 2026.

MDOT seeks public input on road safety through an online survey to inform key safety plans, including SHSP and VRUSA, aiming to reduce traffic incidents.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board warns residents to bet legally and responsibly for Super Bowl LX, highlighting licensed operations' safety and the risks of unregulated sites.

Detroit's weather includes snow and clouds, with temperatures ranging from 4 to 35 degrees over the week. Snow chances increase Thursday night and Friday, with possible light accumulations.

Detroit's Washington Boulevard Senior Apartments' broken elevator has left elderly residents stranded, prompting community concern and a response from the building management and city officials.

Michigan police seek a woman who donated a human skull to a Goodwill store in Chelsea, suspecting it was accidental and seeking to confirm her intent.

A man from Hazel Park has been found guilty of first-degree murder and other charges related to a fatal shooting at a Warren gas station in December 2024. He faces life in prison with sentencing set for March.