A missing stop sign led to a fatal crash in Michigan, resulting in two deaths. The sign, downed by an earlier crash, was unnoticed by the white Jeep's driver, causing a collision with a gray Jeep.

Gunfire erupted during a Warren police chase involving a stolen vehicle; one occupant was shot but is stable, with all four arrested. Details remain under investigation.

Joseph Willbee from Torch Lake faces tax fraud charges for unreported income from an illegal marijuana operation; each count could mean five years in prison.

Patrick Waterman was selected as Ottawa County's new administrator, succeeding John Gibbs after a split 7-4 vote by the county's Board of Commissioners.

Detroit's forecast promises a week of peaceful weather, with cloudy skies, gentle breezes, and comfortable temperatures ranging from highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s and night lows in the upper 50s to low 60s.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel and Arizona's AG Kris Mayes discuss the impact of Trump-era health policies with Will Humble on their podcast, emphasizing potential risks to vaccine access and medical education.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel criticized Corewell Health for ceasing some transgender treatments for minors, citing no changes in state law and challenging the healthcare provider's response to federal pressures.

A 19-year-old, Aili-Drew Tulppo, was found dead in Eaton County; foul play is not suspected, and the investigation continues. Authorities request privacy for her family.

Michigan increased bill credits for prolonged or frequent power outages to $42 per day to better compensate residents and incentivize quicker restorations by utilities.

Part of I-75 in Detroit closes for bridge improvements, impacting southbound traffic, with detours available. The MDOT project supports jobs and is part of wider state infrastructure efforts.

Apple's new downtown Detroit retail store, situated at 1430 Woodward Avenue, is set to open on September 19, coinciding with the launch of the iPhone 17 and other devices.

Dr. Cheri Betz is named the final president of Siena Heights University, leading it through its concluding year before closure due to economic pressures.

Michigan Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist II's home was the target of a bomb threat; he thanked law enforcement and emphasized the unacceptability of political violence.