Manufacturer Exo-s US LLC agreed to a $3.6 million settlement over claims it violated the False Claims Act by receiving a PPP loan it wasn't eligible for due to its size.

Three teens are charged in connection with the murder of Deputy Bradley Reckling and involvement in a car theft ring.

Michigan institutions partner to graduate more nurses amid statewide shortage and funding increase for student health and safety, aiming to address the crucial need for school nurses.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot near Kalamazoo; authorities are investigating and seeking information. No suspects have been named, and community support is requested.

A Cedar Springs Public Schools employee from Greenville was arrested on charges of possessing and distributing child pornography, prompting the district to place him on leave and reaffirm its commitment to student safety.

Kentia Fearn pled no contest to charges after her friend, Mia Kanu, fell from her car and suffered fatal injuries. Sentencing is scheduled for December 13.

Sterling Heights partners with Health Management Associates to launch a survey for assessing community mental health needs and planning improvements. Participation is voluntary and aims to inform a strategic plan for better mental wellness services.

Macomb County offers ample places to purchase farm-fresh, organic turkeys for Thanksgiving, featuring local markets and farms with a variety of natural and chemical-free options.

Michigan has expanded eligibility for disabled veteran license plates to those with a 50%+ disability rating, a bill signed by Governor Whitmer. This also includes free access to state parks.

Detroit's Fox Theatre has renovated its seating to combine historical design with modern features, including new cup holders and lighted aisle indicators.

Detroit City Council, led by James Tate, is considering an ordinance to legally allow residents to keep chickens, ducks, and bees, aligning with other cities on urban farming.

Ex-Detroit cop Dametri J. Wade pleads guilty to lying to the FBI about his involvement in a 2022 larceny scheme, potentially facing 5 years in prison.

Corewell Health nurses in Detroit may unionize with Teamsters, with a vote set after gaining approval from the NLRB amid efforts to improve working conditions and wages.