Jacob Macklis from Detroit faces charges including first-degree CSC and child abuse after assaulting a woman and her children at a Royal Oak Township inn.

Jack Cooper Transport closes its Wayne facility, causing 90 job losses, after Ford cancels a contract. WARN notice filed; other facilities may be affected. Ford cites business reasons; Teamsters Union opposes layoffs.

A caseworker in Orion Township was stabbed multiple times at home by an Afghan refugee they assisted; the suspect was arrested, and the motive is unclear.

President Trump's proposed tariffs on automotive imports are causing anxiety in the industry, due to anticipated price increases for consumers and potential disruptions to Michigan's auto sector.

The article provides the weather forecast for Detroit, detailing conditions such as snow chances, temperatures, and wind speeds for the upcoming week.

Two ice fishermen were rescued from a drifting ice floe in Saginaw Bay by multiple agencies, including the U.S. Coast Guard and local fire departments.

University of Michigan police are investigating a non-fatal stabbing at a construction site. The suspect, a bearded 40-year-old man, is still at large.

The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners plans to convert a former hotel into an 80-unit shelter for homeless families, to open by 2025, amid rising homelessness.

A fire at Katz Well Drilling in Emmett Township prompted evacuations and road closures; no injuries were reported as emergency services responded and contained the situation.

Michigan's online gambling generated a record $264.2 million in December 2024, with iGaming reaching a new high while sports betting receipts declined, MGCB reports.

A fire in Grand Rapids resulted in one critically injured adult and several others hospitalized; children were released. Cause under investigation. Fire Department stresses safety measures.

Gilda's LaughFest in Grand Rapids announces a lineup for its 15th anniversary, featuring comedians like Adam Ray and Gabby Bryan, and introduces new events while supporting Gilda's Club.

Gov. Whitmer reappointed Deidre A. Lambert-Bounds to the Michigan Gaming Control Board, extending her tenure until 2028, recognizing her valuable contribution to the regulation of Michigan's gaming industry.