A small plane crashed at Ottawa Executive Airport, resulting in one death. The cause is under investigation, with the FAA taking over. The crash impacted the local aviation community.

Michigan health authorities warn of carfentanil-related deaths and urge caution, highlighting its potency and providing resources and steps for harm reduction.

A 3-year-old boy died, and his mother and twin sister were critically injured in a hit-and-run in Livonia, Michigan. The suspect's vehicle was located, with an ongoing investigation.

A Calhoun County prisoner attempted to escape during a hospital visit but was quickly recaptured by law enforcement, with no threat posed to the public.

The WNBA announces expansion plans, with new teams in Detroit by 2029, Cleveland by 2028, and Philadelphia by 2030, stirring fan excitement and setting up potential local rivalries.

A 69-year-old man died in a Covert Township house fire with authorities and multiple fire departments responding. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

A 15-year-old boy was killed and his 13-year-old sister injured in a shooting at their home in Detroit, with the suspect's motive unclear and not yet in custody.

An industrial fire broke out at Aevitas Specialty Services in Detroit, involving sulfuric acid and oil. Firefighters controlled the blaze, with air quality monitoring in progress.

An Oakland County man is charged with child abuse for beating and choking his 9-year-old son and injuring his infant son. He is held on $100,000 bond.

A 24-year-old man died in Ludington, Michigan after his boom lift contacted power lines. Despite resuscitation attempts, he was declared dead at the hospital. The incident is under investigation.

Detroit's weather this week includes thunderstorms and showers, with temperatures up to 88 degrees. Sunny conditions will follow, with highs in the 80s.

Michigan sees a slight drop in gas prices ahead of the Fourth of July, with an average of $3.26 per gallon, although prices remain higher than a month ago but lower than last year.

The Vintage Base Ball Festival in Portage, MI, revisited 1860s baseball rules with gloveless play, attracting 23 teams and community interest in the historical sport.