Studio Park Tower, a 16-story luxury residential building, opens in Grand Rapids, featuring apartments, condos, amenities, and a focus on community engagement.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a car on Constantine Road; authorities are investigating, including possible impairment of drivers.

Brad A. Brelinski has been appointed by Michigan's AG as Jackson County Public Administrator to manage estates without heirs, leveraging his local legal experience.

A 43-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a pickup in Wyoming; the truck driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating.

A Michigan federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by the RNC over voter registration lists, citing lack of standing and meritless claims, affirming the state's compliance with election laws.

Dearborn, Michigan, starts its annual leaf collection program with a new street-by-street approach until December 7, 2024. Residents should prepare leaves properly and avoid on-street parking during collection.

MDOT hosted a virtual open house to gather public input on the future of Gratiot Avenue in Detroit, with options for those needing assistance to participate.

Detroit Police request public help in locating missing 12-year-old Aiden Reynolds, described as 5′5″, with black hair and last seen wearing a yellow hoodie and navy pants.

A multi-vehicle accident involving a car hauler truck led to the closure of US-23 northbound lanes near Whitmore Lake in Washtenaw County; details remain under investigation.

A proposed Detroit ordinance calls for a ban on cannabis ads near schools and other child-frequented areas, as concerns rise about youth exposure to marijuana marketing.

The Detroit restaurant Lady of the House has reopened in Core City with chef Kate Williams, offering a refreshed menu and a commitment to no-waste in a 58-seat space.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has launched Detroit Veterans Village, a project to provide housing and comprehensive support services to veterans in Southfield, Michigan.

The DOJ is suing Rocket Mortgage and others for alleged racial discrimination in a Denver home appraisal, which undervalued a Black homeowner's property by $220,000.