A Holland man, 64, died after his car hit power poles in Park Township. The crash occurred on Riley Street and led to road closures for cleanup. The cause is under investigation.

Detroit's weather forecast includes a mix of cloudy skies, mild temperatures in the 30s and 40s, and chances of rain throughout the week. Winds will vary in intensity.

A shooting in Alpine Township left one woman dead and two injured, leading to an arrest after a five-hour manhunt. The incident began as a domestic dispute.

Michigan reports its highest high school graduation rate at 82.8% in 2024, signaling progress in education with the success of CTE programs and other rigorous academic initiatives.

The University of Michigan extends the contract of men's basketball head coach Dusty May after a successful season, showing confidence in his leadership.

A Detroit man is charged with first-degree murder for a Valentine's Day double homicide. He also faces firearms charges and a life sentence if convicted.

A 60-year-old man was arrested for purse snatching and carjacking outside a Kroger store in St. Clair Shores, leading to a confrontation and eventual apprehension at a Walgreens.

Grand Haven Area Public Schools is converting Mary A. White Elementary into an early learning center due to enrollment declines. The plan has sparked community concerns over lack of involvement in the decision.

A police chase on Lodge Freeway in Southfield ended with an arrest. The suspect's vehicle was connected to a Detroit crime and intentionally collided with by Southfield Police, causing minor injuries and traffic delays.

Division Avenue in Grand Rapids is set for reconstruction from March 3 until November, with improvements including a new water main and enhanced pedestrian and cycling features.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and 22 other attorneys general filed an amicus brief supporting the CFPB's continuation amidst challenges from the Trump administration.

Michigan State Police seized $40,000 of drugs in Wayne County; a suspect was arrested by MNET with support from MSP Metro South Post and Downriver SWAT.

Veolia North America settled with Flint residents for $53 million over the water crisis, without admitting wrongdoing, adding to a previous $25 million agreement. This is part of nearly $700 million in total settlements for the disaster.