A Detroit teen faces adult charges for a fatal crash during a police chase; Macomb County Prosecutor's Office details the arraignment and weighs juvenile's trial as an adult.

Grand Rapids, Michigan is recognized as the fastest-growing metro area for jobs in the U.S., with a strong job market in tech and insurance sectors, according to LinkedIn, FOX 17, and WWMT reports.

A 14-year-old is detained after an armed Dollar General robbery in Wyoming; police arrested him and seized the weapon used. No injuries were reported in the incident.

A Michigan healthcare provider offers a new non-invasive brain surgery that improves tremors in patients like former ICU nurse Jayne Dusendang, without incisions or anesthesia.

Grand Rapids will not rename a street after Amillier Penn, who was a victim of gun violence. Despite his father's efforts and city discussions on gun violence memorials, the proposal met local resistance and did not progress to a vote.

Michigan Rep. Brenda Carter introduced a bill to mandate cursive writing instruction in schools, emphasizing its value in understanding historical documents and cognitive benefits.

EGLE has issued an enforcement notice to Oakland County for discharging untreated sewage into Red Run Drain, which may result in fines or penalties. Macomb officials criticize Oakland, demanding action and improvements.

A driver was killed after crashing during a police chase in Livingston County following an attempted traffic stop for reckless driving. The chase ended when the suspect's vehicle collided with others.

The disassembly of the last tower crane marks significant progress in the construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, expected to open by fall 2025.

Proposed rate increases for Michigan health insurance could impact over 530,000 individuals and 412,000 people in small group plans, with potential hikes of 15% or more for 2026.

A suspect died in a crash after a high-speed police chase in Livingston County, which involved multiple vehicles and occurred after an attempted stop for reckless driving.

A Michigan online player won $1 million in the Powerball on July 14, matching five white balls. The winner has not claimed the prize yet. No jackpot winner was found, so the prize grows.

The north half of the 12 Mile Road/Inkster Road intersection reopened, as Oakland County's RCOC continues resurfacing work with south half closed until September. Traffic reroutes are in place; daily commuters are affected by the changes.