Flanagan's Irish Pub in Grand Rapids closed due to a 50-day liquor license suspension for unpaid fines, with the owners intending to reopen despite financial challenges.

A suspicious fire at a vacant Battle Creek church caused $30,000 in damage; no injuries reported. Firefighters contained it quickly; the cause is under investigation.

Michael Wilson, a cognitively disabled man missing from Sparta, Michigan, was found safe after an extensive search involving local authorities and community help.

My'asia Johnson, a 15-year-old from Grand Rapids, passed away from a gunshot wound. A person of interest is in custody; police urge the public to share any information.

Michigan's Senate committee advances the "Tenant Empowerment Package," which sets strict repair deadlines for landlords and enhances renter protections, such as withholding rent for unaddressed issues.

Matt Weiss contests a default judgment in a hacking case, arguing that he did not receive the lawsuit papers. He claims discrepancies in how the papers were served and suggests the default may have been a pressure tactic.

Two teens were arrested by Macomb County Sheriff’s Office for a series of Kia thefts, with a third suspect evading capture. Owners are advised to use steering locks, while Kia offers anti-theft upgrades.

Kiernan Tague, a Grosse Pointe teen, is set to be sentenced today for a high-speed crash that killed his friend, Flynn MacKrell, in November 2023. Tague, who pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter, could face up to 15 years in prison.

Detroit Police shot a woman who fired at a repo driver during a vehicle repossession on the city's east side, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries.

The Cathedral Arts Apartments opened in Detroit, offering 53 affordable homes and a training center for locals in property management and maintenance skills.

Detroit ACE Office and Fisher Theatre host "The Wiz" ACE Family Night on June 24 with pre-show activities, aimed to make theater accessible to a wider audience with discounts and inclusivity.

Leslie Buck of Lansing has pleaded guilty to eight felony charges after fraudulently applying for grants intended to support Michigan businesses. Sentencing is set for July 23, 2025.

Chinese national Jingyu Jin will stand trial in Michigan for leading a human trafficking ring, facing six felony charges after a crackdown freed victims.