A Michigan lawmaker has urged the state to reinstate removed patient complaint data, while a Detroit man was fatally shot in Port Huron with a suspect arrested.

Michigan's FY26 budget, backed by a bipartisan effort and Governor Whitmer, commits nearly $2 billion annually to road improvements, aiming to revitalize travel, support local jobs, and boost the economy.

A deer trapped between I-75 barriers in Auburn Hills was rescued by authorities and released back into the wild after a motorist reported it being hit by a vehicle.

A 9-year-old girl named Laila was injured when an SUV crashed into her Michigan home. The driver fled but was later detained. Laila is stable; a GoFundMe aids her recovery. Charges against the driver are pending.

An 18-year-old man from Garden City was fatally hit by a car on I-275 in Canton Township after walking onto the highway. The incident prompted an investigation and highway closure.

Detroit celebrated its first powwow in 30 years on Indigenous Peoples' Day, highlighting Native American culture with traditional dance, music, and food in Hart Plaza.

A Pontiac woman is charged with ten felonies for alleged real estate fraud, involving false pretenses and larceny by conversion, with potential penalties up to 15 years in prison or fines.

Woodhaven welcomes Dolce V Cucina Italiana, a new Italian restaurant by the Cangialosi family, offering traditional and novel dishes. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 5 p.m. at 16075 West Rd. with a 75-seat capacity.

Detroit Police are seeking the public's help to find 15-year-old Ciarra Goodman, who went missing after leaving her home and not returning from school.

Michigan's State Board of Education asserts that parent opt-out rights for sex ed will remain despite proposed updates to health education standards. Misinformation has been clarified; local control, transparency, and parental choice are intact.

Michigan celebrated the achievements of blind individuals and supportive organizations during the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons' annual awards, highlighting their dedication to employment and inclusion.

Campbell Soup Company is suing congressional candidate Shelby Nicole Campbell for trademark infringement over her “Soup4Change” campaign that uses imagery similar to the brand's iconic soup cans.

Berkley residents are on alert after a card skimming device and camera were found on a local ATM, with police investigating potential links to other similar incidents.