Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Centennial Park in Detroit is set to open on October 25-26 with festivities, activities, and new features to revitalize the riverfront.

Legionella bacteria was found in the water system at Allegria Village retirement home following two Legionnaires’ disease-related deaths; safety measures are in place while the cause of death remains unconfirmed.

MSU paused psychiatric service changes after layoffs, including the counseling director, amid community backlash and calls for review.

Independence Lake Beach in Whitmore Lake is closed due to high E. coli levels, as reported by Washtenaw County Health Department. Swimming is banned, but other activities continue. The situation is under monitoring for safety.

Judge Kevin Cox halted the disposal of Manhattan Project-era radioactive waste in a Wayne County landfill, responding to health and environmental concerns.

A child was safely recovered after a car theft in Detroit, where a suspect stole a Ford Escape with the child inside. Authorities seek the suspect; they remind the public of the dangers of leaving children unattended in vehicles.

The Macomb County Prosecutor's Office declared a police shooting in Shelby Township as justified; the suspect, Thomas Jackson, was killed after drawing a weapon during a stop.

Rayshawn Palmer's family is suing Eastern Market Corporation, Bullseye Event Group, and Shield Security for alleged inadequate security leading to Palmer's death at a Detroit Lions tailgate.

The Gordie Howe International Bridge might face delays until 2026 due to issues at border ports, casting uncertainty on the readiness of customs facilities despite ongoing construction progress.

A Clinton Township man, Michael Stirling, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and abuse after his elderly father was found dead from dehydration.

Two teens, cousins aged 15 and 13, were critically injured after being hit by a car in Lincoln Park, Michigan; the driver is cooperating with police, and speed is cited as a concern in the area.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel introduced free, fillable Power of Attorney forms on the Elder Abuse Task Force’s website to help residents protect their rights.

UM Health-Sparrow becomes the first in Michigan to offer in-house measles testing, aiming for faster diagnosis and treatment.