Michigan GOP House members, led by Rep. James DeSana, introduced impeachment articles against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for alleged misconduct and election issues. Benson refutes the claims, considering them partisan attacks.

Tensions at a Flint city council meeting escalated into a physical altercation between police and attendees, disrupting discussions on important funding issues for local improvement projects.

Michigan requires healthcare providers to report all ALS cases to enhance tracking and improve research into the disease's prevalence and risk factors.

Detroit celebrated the opening of Orchard Village Apartments in Old Redford, a 48-unit affordable housing complex, part of the city's neighborhood revitalization efforts.

Assistant Attorney General George Elworth retires after 51 years of public service in Michigan, recognized by AG Dana Nessel for his invaluable contributions and expertise in municipal law.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission is seeking nominations for their Residential Standard of Excellence program to honor attractive front yards. Deadline is June 18, 2025.

Authorities arrested three people linked to a human trafficking and money laundering operation involving Michigan massage parlors, where women were coerced into sex work.

Detroit weather to have sunny skies, potential showers, and windy conditions in the coming week, with highs up to 86 degrees. A chance of thunderstorms midweek.

Ypsilanti's Arbor One tenants receive court order for repair of poor living conditions, rent refunds since September, and relocation aid. Judge's ruling follows a city lawsuit and tenant complaints of no heat, pests, and structural issues.

One person was killed and another injured in a shooting at Vibes Night Club in Flint, with Michigan State Police investigating and seeking public assistance.

Michigan State Police K-9 Thor is recovering after ingesting suspected poison during a break-in response. He received emergency care and is now doing well, according to state police updates.

I-96 near Lansing will undergo road works starting June 6, with ramp and lane closures expected; part of a $44 million, three-year infrastructure project touted by Gov. Whitmer.

Michigan State Police's Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division is hosting open houses at weigh stations to showcase operations and recruit job seekers.