Governor Whitmer announces over $14 million in tax credits for 10 affordable housing projects in Michigan, expected to create jobs and invest $171 million in development.

Following July 4th celebrations, Grand Haven State Park's beach was littered with trash, causing extensive cleanup for staff and concerns about respect for shared environments.

Ferrero Group is set to acquire WK Kellogg Co. for $3.1 billion, including its cereal brands and North American facilities, amidst concerns in Michigan over potential job losses.

The Howard Miller Company, after nearly 100 years, is closing due to economic challenges, impacting 195 workers and ending a legacy of clockmaking and furniture production.

17-year-old Cartiyae Pascal will stand trial for the murder of 15-year-old Amillier Penn in Grand Rapids, as sufficient evidence for a trial has been found.

Four teenagers were arrested for a Pontiac, Michigan shooting that resulted in one fatality and one injury. The suspects face charges as the investigation continues.

The Warren Police are refuting circulating false claims about the fatal shooting of Detroit man Rakim Wright, with video evidence allegedly showing he was armed and not unarmed as witnesses stated.

An 83-year-old woman with dementia, Daisy Hoffman, was found in a swamp almost a mile from her Michigan home by a helicopter using thermal imaging, after being reported missing. She was unharmed and safely returned home.

A fire at Gerdau Steel in Monroe, Michigan, involved a scrap metal pile but caused no injuries; the cause is unknown. Emergency services contained the blaze.

Detroit Police are searching for DeAnder Bonz, a 68-year-old missing woman with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and diabetes. She was last seen in a black and pink dress with a walker.

Vernors releases a new Boston Cooler beverage in Michigan and Toledo, infusing classic ginger ale with vanilla for a nostalgic summer treat, available until September.

A Michigan man, Ryan Louis Mosqueda, fired on a U.S. Border Patrol station in Texas, injuring three and dying in the return fire. His motive is unclear, but his family cited past mental health issues.

Livonia police enforce laws banning golf carts on public roads and sidewalks, issuing $100 fines for violations. Different rules may apply in other Michigan communities.