Sterling Heights is hosting its 46th Memorial Day Parade on May 26, featuring a 104-year-old WWII vet as Grand Marshal, a flyover by Tuskegee Airmen aircraft, and various performances.

Michigan's health department warns against contact with foam on lakes and rivers due to PFAS contamination, advising rinsing off after exposure to protect health.

Mott Community College's Board ratified Interim President Richardson-Snell's appointment amid faculty and trustees' demands for a national search and concerns of potential conflicts of interest and lack of transparency.

Detroit is celebrating its cultural icons with the Third Annual Detroit ACE Honors at the Charles H. Wright Museum, acknowledging individuals significant to the city's arts.

Bishop Gruss suspends the closure of St. Hyacinth Church, Bay City, pending an appeal, allowing Masses to continue and scheduling a meeting with parishioners.

A 48-year-old Flint woman was fatally shot on Tebo Street; no arrests reported. MSP crime lab processed the scene and the MSP urges witnesses to contact authorities.

A man and his dog died in an apartment fire in Midland, despite the fire department's rapid response and rescue efforts. The fire was contained to one apartment.

Michigan AG Nessel and 20 other states' attorneys general oppose DHS's decision to close three oversight offices, which assist with civil rights and immigration issues, arguing it bypasses congressional authority.

Dearborn's Spring Sweep Week commenced, encouraging residents to tidy their properties for a cleaner and more attractive city, with inspectors offering guidance and potential citations for non-compliance.

A New York man, Kevin Delgado, pleaded guilty to threatening Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel due to her religion and perceived sexual orientation. He faces up to five years in prison.

Over 300 nursing facility workers in Metro Detroit went on strike for better pay and conditions, as contract negotiations with Ciena Healthcare stalled.

A driver in Monroe, Michigan, was arrested for DUI and drug possession after recklessly damaging mailboxes and carrying a construction sign in her car.

Ex-teacher Vincent Weaver faces charges for sexually assaulting a preteen at George Washington Carver Academy. He remains in custody with bond at $250,000.