A 15-year-old girl died after her electric bicycle collided with a motorcycle in Port Huron; authorities are concerned about the rising number of accidents involving young riders on such vehicles.

Detroit's weather includes possible sun and showers, with a 20% chance of rain today and a 70% chance tonight. Temperatures range from the mid-60s to high 80s. Clear skies expected by the weekend with mostly sunny days ahead.

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.