A 77-year-old Oakland County woman won $4 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket purchased at a Kroger in Milford. She chose annual payments over a lump sum and plans to use the funds for home repairs, charity, and family.

Skeletal remains found in 1997 in Plymouth Township have been identified as Benjamin Fountain using advanced DNA technology.

Two individuals were found dead in a Grosse Pointe Woods home; the cause of death is unknown, and the investigation continues with no threat to public safety.

The Michigan Supreme Court rejected Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl's appeal against voter intimidation charges, with AG Nessel expressing approval of the decision.

DOJ charges 324 in health care fraud schemes, targeting over $14.6 billion in alleged fraud and involving illegal prescription distribution. Civil settlements also address care deficits in Michigan nursing homes.

Local authorities in Westland, Michigan rescued eight ducklings from a storm drain near City Hall, with residents and city crews facilitating their safe return to their mother.

Police used Faygo Red Pop to draw out a bank robbery suspect in Saginaw, resulting in a fatal police shooting. The suspect was not armed with a gun but had a weapon.

Detroit launches "Protect the Zone" to tackle gun violence, focusing on safety and parenting after shootings kill two youths. Community groups emphasize action and collaboration.

Michigan State Police participate in the "Best Looking Cruiser" contest to win a place in the “America’s Best Looking Trooper Cruisers” calendar, with public voting determining the winners.

A road crew worker, 23, was killed by an excavator in Livingston County while working in an excavation site. Despite medical efforts, he died at the University of Michigan Hospital. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Two men are in Washtenaw County Jail linked to a series of drive-by shootings, with no reported injuries and a semi-automatic rifle seized. They await arraignment, having reportedly admitted to the crimes.

Siena Heights University in Michigan plans to close after the 2025-26 academic year due to financial challenges, ending over a century of educational service.

High levels of E. coli have led to no-swim advisories at Dodge Park #4 Beach and Thelma Spencer Park in Oakland County, Michigan, with potential health risks for swimmers. Other popular spots in Michigan also face closures due to contamination.