Liam Rentz, 52, faces charges in Canton, Michigan, for pulling a gun during a road rage incident. He awaits a court appearance, amid a rise in local road rage crimes.

Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker will not retry former police officer Christopher Schurr in the fatal shooting of Patrick Lyoya, following an initial trial that ended in a hung jury.

Lyme disease cases have risen by 168% in Michigan, with health officials urging precautions against tick bites and stressing the importance of early removal and monitoring for symptoms. Anaplasmosis cases are also increasing.

The Memory Lane Drive-In Theater in Monroe, set to close, will reopen on Memorial Day weekend thanks to local efforts, offering a mix of movies and a new outside food fee to ensure sustainability.

Hamtramck Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri is on leave due to alleged misconduct, including a possible pardon facilitation, with an investigation underway.

Stellantis is investing $388 million in a Metro Detroit parts distribution megahub, expected to operate in 2027, improving logistics with advanced robots and providing jobs for 488 employees. The hub is part of a supply chain efficiency strategy.

Detroit's weather forecast includes gray skies, scattered showers, and blustery winds with mid-50s temperatures and rain chances persisting into the weekend.

First responders warn of a safety crisis on a construction-affected stretch of I-75 in Oakland County, with multiple serious collisions and one fatality reported.

Grand Rapids approves a $735 million budget for FY26, including funding for 22 city staff positions, no parking fine increases, and infrastructure investments.

Dee Warner's children are suing their stepfather, Dale Warner, for $100 million, alleging he is responsible for Dee's disappearance and death. The lawsuit seeks damages under Michigan's Wrongful Death Act.

Kalamazoo police are seeking suspects involved in causing $100,000 in vandalism at the Bow in the Clouds Preserve, where a group was caught on camera damaging equipment used for a trail project.

Dale Robertson, President & CEO of the Grand Rapids Public Museum, is set to retire at the end of 2026 after having significantly increased attendance and financial stability.

Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum has announced her candidacy for Michigan Secretary of State for 2026, emphasizing her dedication to fair and accessible elections.