Jesse Humphrey received a 6-20 year prison sentence for arson and animal killing after setting his girlfriend's house on fire, resulting in the death of two cats.

Two ex-state employees were sentenced for unemployment benefit fraud in Michigan, with Timeka Johnson receiving 42 months and Ray Anthony Eddington 36 months in prison. They must also pay $250,001 in restitution.

The Warren Public Library is hosting the "Americans and the Holocaust" exhibition, examining the U.S. response to Nazism and the Holocaust in the '30s and '40s.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel demands full hearings on DTE Energy's application for a 1.4-GW data center service, citing concerns over ratepayer impacts and lack of transparency.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel alerts veterans to a scam using postcards promising benefits to steal personal data. She advises verifying claims with official sources.

Detroit faces a chilly week with potential light snow and slick roads, with partly sunny skies today and a high of 27, leading to a cloudy weekend and possible snow accumulation on Sunday.

A student at Ecorse Public Schools was caught with a gun, leading the superintendent to commit to improved security measures after an absence of guards at the time.

Michigan's GTSAC launches SAFER by 2030 initiative to reduce traffic fatalities by 30% through awareness, engagement, enforcement, and community programs.

The Michigan Public Service Commission held a hearing on a proposed AI center in Saline Township, where residents discussed its potential economic benefits and environmental concerns.

Sterling Heights police fatally shot a man who brandished a gun during a mental health crisis after an hour of negotiation. The incident occurred during a welfare check, with the sheriff's office investigating and involved officers on leave.

The MSCA plans to meet on December 12 in Lansing to discuss the construction of a utility tunnel, with options for in-person attendance and livestreaming available. Public input is encouraged.

Art teacher Le Tran from East Kentwood High School is featured in a #proudMIeducator video, gaining recognition for connecting with students and inspiring community engagement in art, earning her state and national educator awards.

MDOT announces $3.9 million in grants for enhancing urban roads within rural Michigan, improving commerce and traffic safety across various communities.