A family member sues the Oakland County Sheriff's Office, claiming deputies' indifference contributed to the deaths of Monica Cannady and her children, who froze to death in Michigan.

Wyoming police arrested a suspect for a non-fatal shooting that occurred near Clyde Park Avenue SW. The victim, with non-life-threatening injuries, and the suspect, a 43-year-old man, were believed to be acquainted.

A Vestaburg man was arrested for making death threats against Cadillac city officials, leading to the cancellation of two council meetings in January.

Street Beet, a popular Detroit vegan pop-up, will move into the former Bobcat Bonnie's location in Corktown, offering a full menu and bar, community events, and a coffee shop called Washed Up Coffee.

John Ball Zoo in Michigan welcomes two African lions, Amara and Upepo, as a part of their commitment to wildlife conservation and habitat expansion plans.

Gun Lake Casino opens a new 16-story hotel with 252 rooms as part of a $300 million expansion, transforming it into a full resort featuring new amenities like a spa and a penthouse.

Motton and Jackson face additional charges for a second shooting incident at a Little Caesars in Kalamazoo, after previously being accused of an October shooting.

Grand Rapids, MI, had a record tourism year in 2024, with over 2.2 million hotel rooms sold. Hotel revenue rose to $274 million, a 6% increase from 2023, as the region's tourism industry recovered from the pandemic.

Michigan AG warns of "pig butchering" scams combining romance and investment fraud, urges consumer vigilance, especially with cryptocurrency, and offers resources for protection.

The Detroit Fire Department is set to host a fire safety webinar on March 12 to educate residents on preventing hazardous incidents related to cooking, smoking, and candle use.

Dearborn resumes yard waste collection on March 10 as part of seasonal services. Residents should clear streets on trash days.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and a coalition secured a court order blocking a Trump administration policy that would have frozen federal funds, citing the policy's illegal bypass of congressional authority.

The Detroit Police are searching for missing 28-year-old Muhammad Abdus-Sabur, who suffers from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. He was last seen on E. Grand Blvd.