Crystal Mountain opened its 2024-25 winter sports season with 20 runs, thanks to both natural snow and extensive snowmaking. They plan to pause and then fully reopen with night skiing.

Michigan State's men's basketball team defeated Nebraska 89-52, with standout performances from Akins and Richardson, coupled with a strong bench contribution and dominant rebounding.

No. 1 Michigan State hockey rallied to beat Wisconsin 3-2 in an overtime thriller, led by pivotal goals from Isaac Howard and Charlie Stramel.

The Kent County 17th Circuit Court celebrated its 28th annual Adoption Day, finalizing the adoptions of 19 children and emphasizing the need for more adoptions in Michigan.

Grand Rapids, Michigan celebrated its annual Santa Parade and tree lighting, featuring floats, characters, and the switch-on timed for the evening to enhance the spectacle.

The forecast for Detroit includes a mix of sunny and cloudy days, with chances of rain and snow, and fluctuating temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-40s to lows in the teens.

The I-475 construction project in Flint is entering a new phase with upcoming traffic changes as reported by ABC12 and MDOT, involving road closures and a shift in traffic patterns to facilitate a $141 million roadway rebuild.

Consumers Energy schedules a planned power outage in Wayland, MI, affecting over 3,000 homes to upgrade equipment. The outage is expected to last from Saturday night to Sunday morning, with the Wayland Fire Department providing a warming center.

A wrong-way driver died after colliding with a DDOT bus on the Lodge Freeway in Detroit, causing non-life-threatening injuries to the bus driver and another motorist.

LaFontaine Motors is accused of leasing used cars as new, resulting in a temporary license suspension until they agreed to fines and state-imposed conditions.

Bishop Allen was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in a firearm trafficking network, highlighting federal crackdown efforts on such illegal activities.

Kentwood begins construction on a new community center, a voter-supported project, which will feature inclusive amenities and social spaces, set to open in 2026.

The Michigan Senate has passed a bill to enhance consumer protections, closing loopholes in the MCPA, with AG Nessel supporting the move for stronger oversight of business practices.