Fire crews battled a severe blaze at G.R. Central Iron and Steel in Grand Rapids, with no injuries reported and significant building damage. The cause remains under investigation.

The Detroit Police Department is seeking assistance in finding Kerry Mitchell, a 59-year-old man with bipolar disorder who went missing on February 10.

Sterling Heights will host its annual Cultural Exchange on March 7, featuring diverse cultures through music, dance, displays, and food. The free event encourages community participation.

The family of 5-year-old Thomas Cooper, who died in a hyperbaric chamber explosion, is represented by Fieger Law and prepping a lawsuit. The boy was receiving non-FDA-approved treatment for ADHD and sleep apnea when the incident occurred.

Monroe police, with federal aid, arrested an ATM theft suspect in Chicago. The suspect, an undocumented immigrant, faces life charges for safe cracking. They continue to investigate for possible accomplices.

Detroit police seek public help to identify an armed robbery suspect from a January 30 incident on the 14800 block of Grand River; a reward is offered for information.

Akasol Inc. will close two Michigan battery plants, affecting 188 jobs, and relocate production to South Carolina, amid industry challenges and cost-cutting measures.

Muskegon Heights police saved a man from carbon monoxide poisoning after he used his stove for heat. Officers Overstreet and Wilson responded to a welfare check and found the man unconscious in his home. The police were alerted by a family member.

Community members in Southwest Detroit have united to assist those affected by a water main break, with local businesses and residents gathering donations, providing meals, and collecting essential items for the displaced.

Michigan launches a First-Generation Down Payment Assistance Program, offering up to $25,000 for eligible homebuyers to cover down payments and other costs.

Todd Bettison was unanimously approved as Detroit's police chief by the city council, after being interim chief and serving in the department for 27 years.

A 75-year-old Quincy man, Willard John McCall, died in a crash caused by a medical emergency while driving his Lincoln MKZ. He was wearing a seat belt and neither drugs nor alcohol were involved.

Detroit Police seek help finding Stacia Harrison, missing since Valentine's Day, with mental health conditions, last seen in the 17100 block of Greenlawn.