A Michigan bill to limit K-12 students' cellphone use failed in the House after all Democrats voted against it, leading to a potential rewrite for a stricter ban by State Rep. Mark Tisdel.

Michigan's Department of Natural Resources will increase fees for state park lodging and camping starting August 1 due to operational costs and inflation.

LG Energy Solution contract employee Kim Jung Won died in a machine accident at the Holland plant; MIOSHA is investigating, with no foul play suspected.

Ramona Park Beach in Portage closed temporarily due to high E. coli levels, exceeding safe water contact standards, requiring further testing and a public advisory.

Gregg Glenn III, a 6-foot-7 forward who played for Michigan and Tulane, died recently at age 22 in a tragic accident. Known for his strong performance and positive influence, he was remembered fondly by coaches, teammates, and Tulane officials.

A Warren man faces human trafficking charges after a woman he coerced into prostitution escaped and sought help, leading to his potential imprisonment if convicted.

An explosion survivor thanked a Detroit first responder at a ceremony that honored the emergency crews for saving 13 people after a fatal gas leak-induced blast.

Detroit honored first responders for saving 13 people after a gas explosion at a Littlefield apartment, where they rescued trapped residents, extinguished fires, and provided medical care.

Detroit launches a $700,000 fund aimed to support local tech startups and encourage talent retention and job creation in the city's growing tech ecosystem.

Two residents of Allegria Village, a senior community, died from Legionnaires' disease, prompting health department investigations and safety measures at the facility.

A coalition of 21 attorneys general, including Dana Nessel, filed a lawsuit against the USDA for demanding sensitive data on SNAP recipients, arguing it's illegal and threatens privacy.

The 44th annual Dearborn Homecoming Festival is set for August 1-3 with live music, rides, and fireworks. Admission is free, wristbands are available for purchase.

Executives of Surveying Solutions Inc. pleaded guilty to defrauding the US Department of Transportation, improperly drawing millions from MDOT contracts.