The Michigan Court of Appeals has denied Ethan Crumbley's appeal for resentencing and withdrawal of his guilty plea for the Oxford High School shooting.

A mother and child escaped a fire in Monroe, Michigan through a bedroom window; the house on Michigan Avenue was heavily damaged. Firefighters and support units responded, and the Fire Marshal is investigating.

A sunken boat in Pere Marquette Lake, Michigan, has been recovered by multiple agencies and businesses, with efforts to contain a resulting oil or fuel leak. The cause of sinking and recovery costs are being assessed.

Morel mushrooms are emerging in northern Michigan, bolstered by suitable weather conditions. Expert Aaron Grenchik compares hunting them to an "Easter egg hunt". The Michigan DNR has provided a map to aid mushroom foragers.

A 35-year-old man was arrested in Kalamazoo after a cocaine bust by KVET and CRT, which yielded 3 ounces of cocaine and cash. He faces felony charges and is held at Kalamazoo County Jail.

A bus crash occurred after the driver had a medical emergency in Spencer Township, leaving six students with minor injuries and the driver hospitalized. The incident is under investigation.

Four individuals, including minors, were detained after a shooting with no injuries in Kentwood, although a related crash caused one casualty. Police are investigating and seeking public information.

Detroit fire crews found a body in a home's attic after extinguishing a blaze; police and arson units investigate the incident's circumstances and the victim's identity.

Detroit's forecast includes showers and potential thunderstorms today, with highs near 63°F and 70% chance of precipitation. The week ahead will see varied conditions with sun, clouds, and cooler temperatures.

An unoccupied house in Westland, Michigan exploded, causing no injuries. Investigations into the cause are ongoing, with utility checks for gas leaks returning negative.

A Muskegon Heights officer was shot, and an armed suspect was later killed by police after multiple shootouts. The officer was treated and released; the incident is under investigation.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, joined by 18 other attorneys general, is suing HHS Secretary Kennedy over restructuring efforts which they claim are undermining the department and public health infrastructure.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, with 17 attorneys general, opposed HUD's interim rule, arguing it weakens fair housing protections by changing compliance certifications for grantees.