A 15-year-old camp counselor drowned at Owasippe Scout Reservation. The teen was found in Big Blue Lake after a search initiated for a missing person. Investigations are ongoing.

Four-star safety Jordan Deck flips his commitment from Baylor to Michigan, adding to the Wolverines' 2026 recruiting class and strengthening their defense.

Michigan State Police seized an estimated $1.8 million worth of cocaine from a truck on I-75. The Ontario-based driver was arrested and faces drug charges.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel leads a 20-state lawsuit against the Trump Administration for unlawfully stopping FEMA's BRIC program that funds disaster mitigation.

Michigan AG Nessel announced that Dustin Sutton, convicted for a 2014 sexual assault, received a 6-15 year sentence as part of Operation Survivor Justice.

A man from Centerline faces first-degree murder charges for a fatal shooting at a hotel, with most charges upheld except for one dropped by the court.

Detroit's weather today features partly sunny skies, a high of 81°F, and brisk winds. Evening brings cooler temperatures and mild breezes. The weekend forecasts sunshine followed by possible showers and thunderstorms.

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Carter introduced a bill to mandate cursive writing instruction in schools, emphasizing its value in understanding historical documents and cognitive benefits.