Shots were fired at a Grand Rapids car meetup early Sunday, resulting in one non-life-threatening injury. Police are addressing these dangerous events.

Detroit Police are seeking public help to find Brooklyn Eddy, a missing 16-year-old last seen in Detroit. Call (313) 596-1240 or 911 with any information.

Detroit Police are searching for missing 17-year-old Khiya Jackson, last seen on Rossini Drive, driving a white sedan. Call John Svec at (313) 596-5940 or 1-800-SPEAKUP with info.

Michigan sees a decline in gas prices, with the average dropping to $3.08 per gallon, a 13-cent decrease over the week, and cheaper rates in some areas.

The sudden closure of the Detroit Job Corps program has left students without housing and training, sparking criticism and efforts to provide support.

A 65-year-old man was critically injured in a motorcycle crash on a Michigan freeway. He lost control, hit a guardrail, and was ejected. Speed may have been a factor; no evidence of alcohol or drugs was found.

Bobcat Bonnie's in Ferndale closes, leaving only the Lansing location operational after a series of chain closures. The abrupt announcement and farewell event details were shared on social media.

Hundreds of peonies were vandalized at the University of Michigan's Matthaei Botanical Gardens. The incident is under investigation, with an appeal for public assistance. The garden director vows recovery and resilience.

Ford, Sydell Group, and Hilton are collaborating to open the luxury hotel NoMad Detroit in Michigan Central Station, with 180 rooms and 30 suites, set for a 2027 opening, as part of Detroit’s revitalization.

Debate surrounds proposed changes to 11 Mile Road in Royal Oak, aiming to reduce congestion and add bike lanes, with mixed reactions from residents and business owners. A decision is pending after consultations and a public hearing.

A man and a horse were seriously injured in a hit-and-run involving a buggy in Sanilac County, Michigan. Police seek a white Ford Fusion with front-end damage.

The Bailey Park Thriftway, a long-standing grocery store in Battle Creek, was severely damaged in a fire, with the full extent of the damage still unclear. The community mourns the potential loss of a local mainstay established in 1955.

A man surrendered peacefully after a standoff with police at Madison Heights apartments, having pointed a gun at people and barricaded himself in his unit.