An 18-year-old from Flex High School in Flint was charged with two felonies for carrying a stolen, loaded gun in his backpack found during a routine search.

The National Weather Service predicts snowfall in Detroit starting Friday afternoon with a 90% chance of precipitation and possible accumulation up to one inch.

A Wayne State University employee was killed by a vehicle after a crash at Woodward and Warren avenues in Detroit. The incident is under investigation.

NFL player Amon-Ra St. Brown partners with a local bakery, which made a cake of him, to give away playoff tickets to Lions fans purchasing bakery items.

The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians' proposed casino in Muskegon County is uncertain as bureaucratic issues and lack of approval from Governor Whitmer halt progress.

Erik Miller, a 47-year-old from Sturgis, was sentenced to 70 months in prison for participating in a dark web drug distribution operation, involving counterfeit pills and substances such as methamphetamine and MDMA.

Former White Cloud police chief Dan Evans has filed a federal lawsuit claiming wrongful termination by the city after he raised safety concerns. The city plans to defend against the allegations.

Kalamazoo is seeking community feedback on Princeton Park's renovation with a public meeting on January 14, aiming to include elements like shade structures and benches.

BMW Motorcycles of Southeast Michigan and Richmond Moose Lodge 2575 raised $6,000 through a raffle for the MCSO Motor Unit to attend National Police Week in D.C.

A 53-year-old man is critically injured after his bicycle collided with a vehicle in Coldwater. Police are investigating the incident using crash reconstruction expertise.

The City of Dearborn has mailed out the 2025 City Calendars to residents, highlighting the city’s workforce, providing important information, and offering a digital version with monthly videos online.

Michigan farmer David G. Zelmer settles for $87,500 over alleged False Claims Act violations linked to crop insurance and farm benefits without admitting liability.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board announces its first board meeting of 2025 on January 14 at 9:30 a.m., which will be accessible in-person and via Zoom and telephone.