An 18-year-old MSU student has been arrested for making an online threat against the university, which comes after the community marked the anniversary of a deadly shooting.

A woman was assaulted and held against her will in Muskegon, leading to police arresting a man and hospitalizing the victim with non-life-threatening injuries.

A pedestrian was hospitalized after a sun-glare-related vehicular accident in Comstock Park; authorities closed and later reopened southbound Alpine Avenue.

Macomb County's Department of Roads launched the Safe Streets for Macomb County initiative, focusing on road safety by targeting key areas like impaired driving and intersections, backed by a $1 million federal grant.

MDOT begins a two-year, $140 million reconstruction of M-14/I-96 in Wayne County, causing lane reductions and traffic changes starting Feb. 28, expected to affect around 125,000 daily drivers.

The Macomb County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find a woman who allegedly assaulted a nurse at a local hospital on Feb. 24. The suspect fled via Uber; her description has been released.

A collision on Interstate 96 near Howell leads to three deaths and two critical injuries when a BMW crossed the median, hitting a Mercury Mountaineer.

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer is considering limits on cell phone use in schools, prompting mixed reactions from parents and renewed legislative efforts for statewide policy.

Charles Lowe of Sterling Heights was arraigned for owing $21,000 in child support, with a bond set at $5,257. A hearing is scheduled for March 4, 2025.

A man from Clinton Township was sentenced to life without parole for first-degree murder of his wife and a consecutive two-year term for a firearm felony.

A Michigan man, Johnny Domingo Walker, was convicted of assault with intent to murder and additional charges after shooting his stepson and chasing his wife with a gun.

Grand Rapids is set to host Michigan's largest Taco & Tequila Festival on May 3, with over 25 vendors and 150 tequilas. Organizers promise a day of family-friendly fun and entertainment.

The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) approved water and sewer rate hikes of 5.9% and 4.5% despite public opposition, citing infrastructure and operational costs.