Firefighters battled a large fire at the Sto-Away Self Storage in Rochester Hills, which took over eight hours to extinguish without any reported injuries.

Michigan AG Nessel leads a coalition urging the FCC to publish a rule to expand multilingual emergency alerts, which has been delayed despite being approved.

Andrew Roberts was charged with making terror threats against law enforcement and a judge in Warren, Michigan, following the discovery of menacing messages. He faces up to life in prison if convicted.

A Detroit teacher, Jacob Suder, was charged with trying to solicit a minor for sexual acts in Ohio and is now on administrative leave pending investigations.

Authorities are looking for Janella Arlene Nicholas, a 17-year-old Rochester Community Schools' student who may be in West Michigan after vanishing Friday.

A 38-year-old man named Joseph Louis Carter was arrested for allegedly robbing a Troy gas station with a weapon similar to an AK-47 rifle. He faces multiple charges, including armed robbery.

A man arrested for disorderly conduct in Monroe assaulted first responders and disrupted hospital operations before being sedated and jailed. Charges are sought for multiple offenses.

Michigan residents may see the Northern Lights due to a severe geomagnetic storm, with clear-view recommendations and utility companies bracing for potential impacts.

Authorities seized 1,500 pounds of marijuana and other substances in a Shelby Township drug bust, arresting three men linked to a drug trafficking network.

Trinity Health Ann Arbor announces $60.5M renovation and expansion of its Emergency Department to address complex health needs, with construction occurring over three years without affecting hospital operations.

Mixed weather is expected in Detroit, with cloudy skies and occasional sun, highs in the mid-40s to low-50s, and chances of gusty winds and rain towards the weekend.

A USPS employee died after getting trapped in a conveyor belt system at a Michigan distribution center. The death is under investigation and does not appear suspicious.

Michigan Senators Peters and Slotkin voted against a Senate resolution to end the U.S. government shutdown, citing concerns over unresolved healthcare costs.