Michigan State Police confirmed 14-year-old Michael Kingas, missing in Michigan, safely returned to Illinois. Details of his disappearance and return remain unclear.

GRCC's President Charles Lepper is on paid leave; Acting President is Lisa Freiburger. The cause is under review; Lepper's candidacy for another role is unaffected.

Kalamazoo authorities seized cocaine and cash from a residence, arresting a 33-year-old man facing multiple felony charges.

A woman was hospitalized after a non-fatal shooting in Wyoming, with the suspect still at large. Police are actively investigating and seeking information.

Two men died in a crash in Buchanan, Michigan, where a Jeep Wrangler landed on a Chrysler sedan. Alcohol and seatbelt non-use are factors under investigation.

Kentwood, Michigan welcomes a new PGA TOUR Superstore, offering golf gear, fittings, lessons, simulators, and an indoor putting green.

A 19-year-old man drowned in the Detroit River after hopping a railing and falling in, despite rescue efforts by authorities. Community members stress safety and respect for barriers near water.

Cleaning staff found a dwarf alligator under a bed in a Cheboygan motel; the pet was left after its owner, who uses it for school presentations, inadvertently left it behind. The friendly alligator was safely returned.

Detroit's weather forecast includes temperature swings, rain, and possible thunderstorms, with calmer and sunnier conditions briefly on Monday before more rain and a possible snow mix later in the week.

A 25-year-old was fatally stabbed at a Flint McDonald's; a 53-year-old man was arrested. The incident occurred on March 14 around 5:40 pm. Details remain under investigation.

Two Chinese nationals charged in Michigan for running a gift card scam were arrested after an investigation revealed they tampered with gift cards at Meijer stores.

Saginaw City Council member Monique Lamar-Silvia and ex-council candidate Eric Eggleston face trial for alleged election forgery, including forging petition signatures.

The CEO and three employees of the Oxford Center face charges including second-degree murder after the death of a 5-year-old in their care during hyperbaric chamber therapy; their practices and safety measures are under investigation.