Ferris State Bulldogs advanced to the NCAA Division II Championship game after a comeback win over Slippery Rock, setting the stage for a rematch with Valdosta State.

Law enforcement intensifies the search for Lee Hansen, a registered sex offender wanted for various charges, as additional victims emerge in Michigan.

A woman died in Leroy Township after being hit by a car when she stopped to secure cargo on Elm Road. Attempts to resuscitate her were unsuccessful, and the other driver sustained non-fatal injuries.

Two teenage girls were hospitalized after a collision in Zeeland Township when a 16-year-old driver failed to yield, resulting in a crash with a northbound Toyota.

Michigan is experiencing a surge in whooping cough cases, with vaccination rates dropping and over 1,500 cases reported this year. Health officials urge up-to-date vaccinations.

Michigan State University's Board of Trustees approves a $28 million renovation for Spartan Stadium, focusing on videoboard replacement and upgrades to the West Tower's suites and club areas.

A fire damaged a home in Richland Township, closing part of M-89 and resulting in no injuries; firefighters rescued a dog and battled the blaze fueled by multiple space heaters.

Two hospitalized after a car hit a guardrail on I-96; the driver may have fallen asleep. No other vehicles were involved in the Ionia County incident.

Detroit's weather forecast includes consistent rain, gusty winds, and potential rain-to-snow transition, with varied temperatures throughout the week.

Demolition of the former Duthler's grocery store in Grand Rapids paves the way for the new Bridge Street Apartments, featuring 148 all-electric units and amenities.

An unexpected natural art show of frozen sand sculptures emerged on the shores of Lake Michigan in St. Joseph after a winter storm, stunning locals and social media users.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns residents about illegal gifting schemes during the holiday season, alerting them to the potential for financial loss and legal consequences.

The Detroit Artists Apprentice Program (DAAP) pairs emerging artists with mentors and sponsors public artworks, providing $10,000 grants to participants.