A 62-year-old woman died in a house fire in Commerce Township despite efforts from deputies and firefighters to save her. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The Michigan Public Service Commission approved a $153.8 million electric rate increase for Consumers Energy, less than the $325 million requested, but following an increase just a year prior.

Dearborn Police partner with Crime Stoppers, offering a $20,000 reward for information on the road rage shooting of Rawan Baseti, with an appeal for community tips.

Stellantis offers buyouts and early retirements to UAW workers to reduce costs and adjust operations amidst industry changes. The offers include cash payouts and medical benefits.

A 24-year-old man died in a Detroit dirt bike crash near Dearborn. He suffered a head injury, wasn't wearing a helmet, and excessive speed may have contributed.

A man in Carleton was hit and killed by a vehicle; the driver cooperated with the investigation and showed no signs of impairment. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

A Saginaw man was sentenced to over 17 years in prison for distributing child pornography following a joint federal and state law enforcement investigation.

A Wyoming home fire resulted in major damage and the loss of multiple pets, with all human occupants escaping safely although minor injuries occurred. The cause is being investigated.

Detroit's weather this week includes flurries, rain, snow, and sunny days, with varying temperatures and wind conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

A man from Traverse City was arrested after a high-speed chase in South Haven, where he rammed a patrol car with a stolen car and faced multiple charges.

Battle Creek is addressing high TTHM levels in water, which are not an immediate health risk, and taking measures to improve water quality by end of 2025.

Lost Art Brewhouse in Walker has opened a new in-house kitchen serving American fare, reflecting their community-oriented business approach and enhancing their craft beer offerings.

Mel Trotter Ministries has started construction on Hope Village, a tiny home project in Grand Rapids to address homelessness, with community engagement and support from former Mayor Rosalynn Bliss and a donation from the Lowe’s Foundation.