The Michigan State Police received CALEA accreditation, a testament to their commitment to high policing standards, after undergoing a rigorous evaluation process.

Ionia County, Michigan, faces road closures and repairs due to infrastructure issues, with Bliss Road closed for safety and lane closures on I-96 affecting traffic; ongoing construction expected to last three years.

Orion Oaks Dog Park's dock has been permanently closed due to high E. coli levels, with officials seeking community input for future park improvements.

Damon Harding, missing from Detroit with a mild intellectual disability, has been found. He requires dialysis treatment and was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt and black jeans.

Amon-Ra St. Brown discussed his NFL experiences and aspirations on Kevin Hart's "Cold as Balls," expressing love for Detroit and hopes for a Super Bowl win.

Lumturje Shuti, a teacher at Pearl Lean Elementary, earned the Michigan Lottery Excellence in Education award for her dedication and support to students beyond classroom duties.

A suspected peeping Tom, Marquis Dwayne Fleming, was arrested in Harper Woods for allegedly peering into a home while wearing a GPS tether for a prior offense.

Grand Rapids community honored over 150 victims of violent crime at a candlelight vigil, emphasizing the impact on families and highlighting the need for justice and crime prevention.

Michigan confirmed 14 tornadoes in one week, contrasting with its annual average of 15-16. No injuries were reported despite widespread damage including a 96 mph wind gust in Jackson.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel alerts consumers about Bitcoin ATM fraud targeting seniors and advises caution, noting irreversible transactions and lack of regulation.

Five Tesla Cybertrucks were vandalized at Woodland Mall; police are investigating, and two persons of interest have contacted authorities but not been charged.

Demolition of Pontiac's Phoenix Center kickstarts downtown revitalization, aiming to foster economic growth, with plans to move county employees, redevelop property, and host community events.

Prosecutors counter James Crumbley's bid for a new trial over the Oxford shooting, arguing that his claims lack merit and that undisclosed proffer agreements with school officials were not material to his guilt.