The John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids expects a pygmy hippo calf from Penelope and her mate Jahari in August, a significant event for species conservation.

Warren police are searching for a driver who spilled 175 gallons of antifreeze, costing over $10,000 to clean up with no health or environmental risks reported.

State Superintendent Michael F. Rice voices concern over Michigan's delayed school aid budget, which might harm local schools and students due to conservative spending forced by legislative inaction.

Ex-Detroit cop Rick Allen Fields faces charges for threatening his ex-wife and stepchildren and vandalizing property. He's charged with telecommunication misuse and property destruction and released on bond with a GPS monitor requirement.

Michigan police receive a $5.8 million federal grant for overtime patrolling to reduce speeding in July, with 91 agencies involved to enhance road safety.

Oakland County enforces Operation Dry Water to prevent boating under the influence and promote safety during the July 4 weekend, with patrols, education, and free safety classes.

Residents in Detroit's Lafayette Park have sued Detroit Thermal over its plan to install a steam line, fearing historic damage. Despite opposition, the project has been cleared to proceed but faces continued legal challenges and community protest.

Mt. Morris woman charged in fatal hit-and-run that killed a boy and injured his twin sister and mother in Livonia.

Detroit sues Real Token and 165 related companies over neglected property maintenance, causing widespread code violations and unsafe living conditions.

Michigan's Attorney General Dana Nessel sues the Trump administration, alleging illegal sharing of private medical data between HHS and ICE for immigration enforcement.

Macomb County, Sterling Heights, and Utica Community Schools have partnered to enhance safety around Havel Elementary, including new traffic safety features.

West Nile Virus was detected in mosquitoes in Macomb County, prompting officials to advise precautions like using repellent and wearing long sleeves to prevent bites and potential virus spread.

Detroit Animal Care and Control offers advice for keeping pets safe during Fourth of July celebrations and warns against scammers exploiting owners of lost pets.