Missing 16-year-old Tasia Keaton was found safe; a suspect linked to her disappearance is in custody. Details about the suspect and charges are forthcoming.

Macomb County calls for public input on housing needs through a survey and community engagement events, led by the Macomb County Regional Housing Partnership.

A Pontiac man pled guilty to taking part in a $4 million identity theft and unemployment fraud scheme, using stolen data to file false claims. He faces up to 20 years in prison per fraud count.

Police raids on student activists at the University of Michigan, allegedly connected to vandalism, have sparked outrage and debate about the aggressive nature of law enforcement tactics.

William Smith, ex-CFO of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, received a 19-year sentence for embezzling over $40 million, also owing $44.3 million in restitution.

Pamela Dietrich from Linden, Michigan, won $3 million in the Mega Millions lottery after deciding to play on a hunch on April 11. Her initial $1 million winnings were increased by a multiplier feature. She plans to remodel her home and save the rest.

Michigan's recycling rate surpassed 25%, aided by EGLE's efforts, which include grants, education, and infrastructure support, boosting its economy and job market.

Juan Smiley was killed and her partner injured in a hit-and-run in Detroit while riding a Lime scooter. Her family is mourning and seeking justice as police search for the suspect.

President Trump plans to hold a rally in Macomb County, Michigan, to mark his first 100 days since starting a nonconsecutive term, amid challenges with his policies and approval ratings.

A former Detroit pharmacist, Remigius U. Onimo, was charged with unauthorized practice and Medicaid fraud after filling prescriptions post-license suspension.

FBI raids targeting pro-Palestinian protesters' homes in Michigan have raised concerns about potential suppression of advocacy, despite being part of a vandalism investigation.

A Venezuelan man was deported after inadvertently crossing into Canada, raising concerns about due process and detention practices at the U.S.-Canada border.

Ingham County, Michigan, reports a second measles case in a one-year-old boy, linked to an earlier case involving a one-year-old girl. Health officials stress low risk of widespread contagion due to vaccinations and early isolation.