MDOT begins a $19 million expansion of the US-131 interchange in Kalamazoo, aiming to improve access and support 181 jobs, with expected completion in November.

A man was arrested and a woman hospitalized after a reported assault in Muskegon. The incident led to a temporary school lockdown. Details are under investigation.

Attorneys General Kris Mayes and Dana Nessel launched a podcast, 'Pantsuits and Lawsuits,' to explain complex legal issues in an accessible way, blending expertise with humor.

Aaron Jarrett from Chippewa County was extradited from Washington State to Michigan to face charges of first-degree criminal sexual conduct from a 2016 incident.

The Detroit Police seek public help to find missing 63-year-old Cynthia Banks last seen on Stout Street, wearing a black jacket and pants. Call 313-596-5640 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up with info.

The Detroit Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Noah Jones-Walker who disappeared on February 22nd after leaving his aunt's house on Strathmoor Street.

A Hazel Park High School student was arrested after a gun was found in his backpack; the incident stemmed from an OK2Say tip and is under investigation.

A Michigan judge ruled that nine bills should have been sent to Governor Whitmer but did not order the House to do so. The Senate and House, controlled by different parties, are in conflict over the bills' passage.

Detroit weather forecast: windy with clouds and chances of rain and snow. Gusts may reach 43 mph. Cold with highs around 26-52 degrees and lows in the 20s.

Detroit's weekend offers entertainment including stand-up by J Chris Newberg, Classical Roots concerts, Autorama's hot rods, a butterfly exhibit, noodle fest, garden show, Bourbon Fest, Star Wars Night with the Griffins, and a jazz festival.

Evette Byrd, a 52-year-old from Detroit, is charged with embezzling over $400,000 from the city's retirement system and faces up to 40 years in prison.

Two pediatric flu-related deaths in Kent County, Michigan bring the state's total to five for the season, prompting health officials to urge vaccination.

Grand Rapids UIA office shall temporarily relocate due to renovations starting March 3, 2025, with services still available at a provisional location and online.