Michigan State Police respond to a standoff with a man who fired at officers and retreated into a Coleman residence, injuring a 12-year-old girl inside.

The Heron Cove Association appeals to Michigan's Supreme Court over $218 million in special assessments for dam reconstruction, claiming they are unequal and unconstitutional.

A Shiawassee County sheriff's deputy narrowly avoided injury when a semi-truck hit the patrol car he had been using to block a lane on I-69, prompting a reminder of Michigan's Move Over law.

Flint City Council's meeting to discuss Hasselbring Senior Center's lease lacked a quorum, as multiple council members were absent, postponing the vote amid a legal battle and concerns over the center's management and future.

Eleven Michigan sites, including Hart Plaza and Capri Drive-In, are added to the National Register of Historic Places, promoting preservation and community heritage.

The Calhoun County Public Health Department is giving out free gun locks to residents with firearms and children, aligning with Michigan's new gun storage law.

Mel Trotter Ministries in West Michigan has initiated a Code Blue response due to severe cold, expanding shelter services for the unhoused, including opening an overflow Day Center and increasing night shelter capacity.

Sterling Heights City Council approved its first Climate Action Plan to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, aligning with Michigan's climate initiatives and focusing on reducing local greenhouse gases.

Detroit Police are seeking public help to find Alexis Brown, last seen February 15, wearing black clothes and cheetah-print boots. She is 5′3″, 125 pounds, with a tattoo on her right shoulder.

Cleveland is expected to beat out Detroit for the next WNBA franchise, reviving the Rockers name, with the bid rumored to be over $250 million. Detroit remains a contender for future expansion.

Three children were found living in severe neglect in Pontiac, Michigan. The community is gathering support and donations for them. Their mother is in custody, and questions remain regarding the lack of earlier intervention.

A water main break in southwest Detroit caused flooding and damage to property, prompting community assistance and a city pledge to help cover uninsured damages.

Detroit prepares for extreme cold, opening warming centers and offering extended access at selected shelters without the need for referrals, with round-the-clock assistance via the city's helplines and police precincts.