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.

A head-on collision in Sidney Township resulted in two injuries; the driver who caused the accident fled but later returned and is cooperating with the investigation.

Fatal road rage shooting claims life of 19-year-old Rawan Baseti in Dearborn, Michigan. Police seek public tips.

Xuan Thanh Vo received a life sentence for the first-degree murder of Sandra Villarreal in a Walmart parking lot, with Judge Lightvoet citing the need for societal protection.

A Detroit transitional housing facility faces shutdown over zoning issues, displacing residents, including a family who lost children while living in a car. The city pledges to aid those affected.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts a mix of rain, snow, and gusty winds, with temperatures ranging from the low teens to over 50 degrees in the coming days.

A driver was arrested in Kent County after leading deputies on a three-county chase in Michigan, which ended with collaborative law enforcement efforts.

AG Dana Nessel and a coalition from 38 states urge Congress to address the surge in organized retail crime, advocating for legislation to enhance penalties and establish an information-sharing center.

Holland's Good Earth Café is closing again after a brief revival at a new location. Owners Todd and Michelle Girdis thank patrons, inviting them to visit before March 1st.

Patti Kukula receives the 2025 Reverend McNeely Humanitarian Award from the Detroit Fire Department for her contributions to public safety and support for first responders.

The trial of retired MSP Sgt. Brian Keely for the murder of Samuel Sterling has been postponed indefinitely, with only an evidentiary hearing set for April 21.

Detroit opens two affordable housing developments, Brush Park Apartments and MLK on 2nd, with a budget over $30 million, offering 86 units for lower-income residents.