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.

A Canton Township man is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly strangling his wife, with his bond denied as he faces possible life imprisonment.

Detroit Police seek help locating missing 36-year-old Joseph Abbott-Sardin, diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. He was last seen August 3, 2025.

GM's Cole Engineering Center closed after two employees contracted Legionnaires' disease; the source is under investigation. The facility will remain closed until at least September 22.

A Southfield man was arrested for allegedly placing a liquid on women's clothing at a Kroger store in Michigan and faces charges of criminal sexual conduct. He was released on bond with conditions and is due back in court.

A man from Farmington Hills faces federal charges for producing child pornography and other offenses related to his involvement with an extremist group.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel secured a court injunction to preserve access to social services, blocking the Trump administration's policy that would've changed how states verify individuals' eligibility based on immigration status.

Sterling Heights joins the Housing Supply Accelerator Challenge to address its housing needs, aiming to increase affordable and inclusive living spaces with support from NLC and APA.