A child was hospitalized with minor injuries after jumping from a second‑floor window to escape a house fire on Detroit's 29th Street. Officials say the cause is under investigation.

Troy Mayor Ethan Baker launched a bid for Michigan's open 11th District, pitching Great Lakes protection and lower costs as core priorities. He has filed with the FEC and holds federal commission experience.

Former Gov. Rick Snyder is speaking at the Mackinac Policy Conference on a K‑12 panel, drawing renewed attention because of his role in the Flint water crisis. His return offers a test of whether Michigan's policy community will reengage him.

A 26-year-old Ann Arbor woman died after jumping from a Scio Township overpass onto I‑94; Michigan State Police have opened an investigation. Resources listed for those in crisis.

Police in Beverly Hills say a doe was reported acting aggressively while likely protecting a nearby fawn. Officials urge residents to give wildlife space and leash pets.

Michigan’s statewide gas average fell about 20¢ this week to roughly $4.63 a gallon, offering drivers brief relief as inventories shift and experts warn volatility could reverse the trend.

A federal judge imposed house arrest and probation for Gregory Bobchick in a tax case that has reawakened fallout from a deadly 2008 Macomb County crash.

A 23-year-old Sheridan man was killed when his motorcycle collided head-on with a car on South Sheridan Road; fog is being investigated as a factor.

General Motors is committing $50 million to STEAM education in Michigan, with company leaders saying grants will be available by application and Detroit is a priority.

At the DRP annual meeting, leaders celebrated recent investment wins but warned Southeast Michigan needs coordinated action on transit, housing and workforce to make growth stick.

A 20-year-old was killed and a 19-year-old hospitalized after a Polaris RZR rolled near Alvord and Grant roads in Camden Township; investigators say the cause is unknown.

Hundreds gathered at Aaron Perry Park for Identify Your Dream’s 16th Stomp Out Violence march, pairing memorials with youth programs after a fatal weekend shooting.

A May 2015 Stony Creek crash that killed three teenagers is tied to a newly filed federal case naming a survivor’s father and reviving long-running legal fights. The filing reaches back to earlier state suits and appellate rulings.