Michigan AG Dana Nessel introduced a new webpage on Extreme Risk Protection Orders to help residents prevent gun violence and protect at-risk individuals. The resource offers education on ERPOs and aims to reduce potential tragedies.

Local organizations in Macomb County are addressing food insecurity through programs like emergency pantries and mobile food distributions, with resources listed on Sterling Heights' website.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, indicating fluctuating conditions with sun, clouds, and chances of rain throughout the coming week.

Ryan Beebe of Dighton, Michigan, was convicted of multiple sexual misconduct charges involving a minor and faces possible life sentences for his crimes.

Sterling Heights holds its 47th food drive, started by Ken Stempowski, now with the Chaldean Community Foundation to address increased food insecurity.

A woman died in a Highland Township rollover crash after her vehicle left the road. Neither she nor her son wore seatbelts; an investigation is ongoing.

Michigan authorities urge drivers to be cautious as daylight saving time ends, highlighting increased risks for pedestrians and cyclists during darker evenings.

Michigan's historical groups can apply for a piece of $2 million in grants for projects that explore the state's past, in the second round of the America250MI History Grant Program.

A limo bus accident in Monroe County caused multiple injuries, closing southbound I-75. Victims were taken to hospitals, with the crash cause still under investigation.

The Blue Water Bridge toll will rise to $5 for cars from Dec. 1, with proportional increases for other vehicles, to fund bridge improvements. Frequent users can receive a discount through the EDGE Pass program.

West Michigan launched the Manufacturing and Engineering Education Reimagined for All initiative to boost these sectors by preparing students for high-demand careers.

The FBI thwarted a planned terrorist attack in Michigan, making multiple arrests ahead of Halloween. Details remain confidential but public safety is assured.

Michigan's green spaces are expanding with a $100,000 grant for tree planting projects statewide, enhancing urban and community areas with environmental and health benefits.