Swim coach Stefanie Kerska flew with U.S. Navy Blue Angels, showcasing her bravery—a value she teaches her students. Despite delays, her flight with pilot Major Scott Laux proved intense and enlightening into naval aviation.

Matthew Hughes was sentenced to 15-30 years for a second home invasion and stalking of rapper Eminem in Macomb County, with added conditions to prevent further contact.

The Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge is set to close on June 23, 2025, for two weeks for the second phase of repairs, prompting detours to the Grosse Ile Toll Bridge.

Brian Mierendorf was awarded nearly $77 million after losing most of his hands in a Kroger chemical explosion in 2020 due to a defective refrigeration system.

Charla Pendergrass's court hearing in the London Thomas death investigation was adjourned until June 25. She faces up to four years for allegedly lying to a peace officer.

A Michigan bear was freed from a plastic lid stuck on its neck for two years by state wildlife biologists after being spotted on a resident's trail camera.

A dump truck driver died in Washtenaw County, MI, after a tire blowout caused him to crash into a tree. The incident is under investigation, with no signs of drugs or alcohol involvement.

Oakland County Sheriff's Search & Rescue Team saved a Great Blue Heron tangled in fishing line on Lake Louise in Michigan, demonstrating their ability to conduct wildlife rescues.

A refuse hauler struck the U-23 overpass on M-50 in Dundee, Michigan, causing road closures; no injuries were reported, and the bridge was later deemed safe.

Detroit city offices will close on Juneteenth, with essential services still operational. Refuse collection will continue, DDOT buses will run, but parking enforcement will pause. Online city services remain available.

A Michigan fundraiser pleaded guilty to providing a false statement during a campaign finance probe into Unlock Michigan. She faces up to a year in jail or fines.

Sterling Heights calls for nominations for the 10th Sterling Edge Awards to honor local businesses, with a deadline of July 18 and winners to be announced on September 12.

Dearborn Police Chief Issa Shahin reminds residents to adhere to local fireworks laws for the Fourth of July, with zero tolerance for violations, specifying allowable times and underscoring safety and responsibility.