Michigan confirmed 14 tornadoes in one week, contrasting with its annual average of 15-16. No injuries were reported despite widespread damage including a 96 mph wind gust in Jackson.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel alerts consumers about Bitcoin ATM fraud targeting seniors and advises caution, noting irreversible transactions and lack of regulation.

Five Tesla Cybertrucks were vandalized at Woodland Mall; police are investigating, and two persons of interest have contacted authorities but not been charged.

Demolition of Pontiac's Phoenix Center kickstarts downtown revitalization, aiming to foster economic growth, with plans to move county employees, redevelop property, and host community events.

Prosecutors counter James Crumbley's bid for a new trial over the Oxford shooting, arguing that his claims lack merit and that undisclosed proffer agreements with school officials were not material to his guilt.

Detroit's weather includes mild temperatures, a mix of snow and rain, with mostly cloudy skies expected to clear by Sunday for a warmer, sunnier start to next week.

The Detroit Zoo euthanized Rusty, a male Bactrian camel, who had been with them since 2009 and was known for his thick coat and strong build. He leaves behind his mate and offspring.

MDOT announces a $12 million M-37 road construction project in Kentwood, to start April 14, involving road rebuilds, signal upgrades, and lane extensions, with expected job support and targeted completion by November 2025.

Firefighters saved a 49-year-old woman from a house fire in Otsego, using a ladder to rescue her after smoke blocked the stairs. She is hospitalized; the fire's cause is under investigation.

The Detroit Police are seeking help to find a missing 15-year-old, A'Zante Black, last seen on April 6 on Courville Street. He's 5'4", with black hair, eyes, and was in black clothing.

The Michigan DNR is enhancing the "Hunters Feeding Michigan" program with FBCM to allow hunters to donate venison to food-insecure families through a network of processors and food banks.

A fire destroyed the Adrian College equestrian facility barn in Lenawee County, but all animals were safely rescued. The investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel seeks proposals from lawyers to sue PCB manufacturers for environmental damages, stressing accountability over taxpayer burden.