A sunken Lake Michigan barge has been successfully moved following legal action; the owner, Donald Balcom, complied with court orders to avoid a felony charge, fulfilling his agreement ahead of schedule.

Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" passed Congress narrowly; divisive responses ensued in Michigan, with GOP members praising and Democrats condemning its potential effects.

Two men were arrested in Southfield after a police chase for stealing tires from a Ford F-150 and colliding with a police cruiser. They face larceny and additional charges.

Waterford Police warn of phone scams by fraudsters impersonating officers about jury duty, using real officer names but fake ranks, and urging not to follow up on calls to a non-official number.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reissued a consumer alert on towing laws, helping residents understand their rights and how to handle towing situations, including disputing unauthorized fees and retrieving vehicles.

Blueline Sweets, a fusion of coffee and frozen yogurt, was opened in 2024 by Evan Patto, offering dishes tested by his family and serving kosher, halal, and gluten-free options with plans for a block-party anniversary.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel highlights human trafficking risks during summer travel, urging education on its signs, found in various industries and situations.

Metro Detroit faces air quality and fire risks amid Independence Day celebrations due to Canadian wildfire smoke and fireworks. An Air Quality Advisory is in effect, and high fire risks are present.

Detroit anticipates a warm Independence Day with a chance of showers and highs of 87°F. The weekend will be hot, and thunderstorms may develop Sunday afternoon.

A missing kayaker on the Fawn River was found safe after an extensive search by local authorities, prompting officials to issue safety reminders for water activities.

The John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids expects a pygmy hippo calf from Penelope and her mate Jahari in August, a significant event for species conservation.

Warren police are searching for a driver who spilled 175 gallons of antifreeze, costing over $10,000 to clean up with no health or environmental risks reported.

State Superintendent Michael F. Rice voices concern over Michigan's delayed school aid budget, which might harm local schools and students due to conservative spending forced by legislative inaction.