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.

A teen was shot on Detroit's west side after an argument, resulting in a non-fatal injury. Police are seeking two suspects, and the victim's mother has urged the assailants to surrender.

A fire consumed a vacant house in Southwest Detroit; no injuries reported as firefighters extinguish the blaze early Thursday morning. The cause is under investigation.

Detroit's Thursday forecast includes a sunny 82 degrees and a light south breeze, with a cooler, partly cloudy evening. The following days expect rain and potential thunderstorms.

The University of Michigan claims 11th Amendment immunity against lawsuits in a scandal involving ex-coach Matt Weiss, who is accused of hacking student-athlete accounts.

A fire damaged a Grand Rapids apartment building early Wednesday morning, with residents safely evacuating and no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze to the second floor. Causes are under investigation.

A man died after a car crash near Battle Creek, where the car struck a gas line and submerged in a swamp. His identity and the crash cause are under investigation.

Michigan State Police announced that 60-year-old William "Bill" Fairchild from Fredonia Township, who went missing on Easter Sunday, has been found safe.

Gov. Whitmer appointed Judge Noah Hood to the Michigan Supreme Court and Judges Mariam Bazzi, Christopher Trebilcock, and Daniel Korobkin to the Court of Appeals, diversifying the judiciary.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from ex-officer Christopher Schurr in Patrick Lyoya's death, ending his bid for qualified immunity in the civil case. Jury selection for Schurr's criminal trial has begun.

The Ottawa County Board voted 7-4 against suing to stop the J.H. Campbell coal-fired plant shutdown, expressing concerns about the cost and success of litigation.