One person killed in a two-vehicle crash at 28th Street and Radcliff Avenue in Kentwood; drivers hospitalized with non-critical injuries.

A 9-year-old student at West Ottawa Public Schools was found with a handgun and ammunition on a school bus, prompting an investigation by the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office.

Michigan's "Thrills 'n' Wheels" locations, including the Henry Ford Museum, receive recognition in USA TODAY's 10BEST Readers' Choice Awards for 2025.

Eugene Walter-George Rantanen was found guilty of murder and child abuse after a toddler suffered fatal head injuries while in his care. Sentencing is set for the fall.

One man died and another was injured in a crash where alcohol and speed are suspected factors in Monroe County. The vehicle struck a pole and a tree, ejecting one occupant who died.

Detroit's weather forecast includes mostly sunny skies with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the high 80s, along with varying chances of showers throughout the week.

Grand Rapids' new Woodchuck facility uses AI to process wood waste into clean energy, with the support of Governor Whitmer and the potential to create jobs and reduce landfill waste.

A student at Grosse Ile High School in Michigan triggered an evacuation by sparking a fire with a Chromebook, possibly due to a social media challenge.

Westbound I-696 in Oakland County is closed from May 9-19 for bridge demolition, impacting commuters. Detours are set up as part of a larger $3 billion road repair project in Michigan.

A fire destroyed Homeboy Barbeque in Genesee County, leading to the arrest of a 17-year-old. Firefighters from multiple departments responded, and the teenager is expected to face charges.

Frankenmuth, Michigan's The Mill at Zehnder Park, set to open in 2026, will feature luxury accommodations and a cocktail lounge with a local historic and natural theme.

The faculty union at Mott Community College is suing the Board of Trustees to prevent the appointment of Interim President Richardson-Snell, citing a conflict of interest.

Don Kelly is appointed as the new manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, replacing Derek Shelton. His respected status within the team and past commitment to baseball are seen as valuable as he faces the task of revitalizing the struggling team.