Two people died and one critically injured in a car crash in Saginaw, with speed suspected as a factor; it is the city's third recent fatal traffic incident.

A 10-year-old child was killed in a vehicle collision in St. Joseph County, and a 29-year-old driver was arrested on felony charges. The child, part of a group of Amish children biking to school, was hit and pronounced dead at the scene.

Michigan invests $4.7 million in programs at WMU and KCC to advance EV and semiconductor education for students and current workforce, aligning with industry needs.

A man was found deceased with a self-inflicted gunshot wound in St. Clair County. Officials are investigating but suspect no foul play and see no public threat.

A sewage overflow of 2,500 gallons occurred in Oshtemo, Kalamazoo County, due to a blockage caused by improper disposal of grease, affecting a local apartment complex and a pond.

Alexa Bush has been nominated by Mayor Mike Duggan to be Detroit's new Planning Director, with her experience in community engagement and urban design expected to contribute to the city's development initiatives.

The Michigan Department of Health has unveiled a plan, "Ending HIV Together," targeting a 90% reduction in new HIV infections by 2030, including strategies to increase testing, healthcare access, and reducing stigma.

Detroit Police seek public assistance in finding Shavonda Bowens, an 18-year-old with a mental illness, missing since Monday from the 17500 block of Ohio Street.

A crew suspected of over 20 business break-ins in Michigan led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen Durango but evaded capture; the abandoned vehicle was later found.

AC/DC is set to bring their "Power Up Tour" to Detroit's Ford Field in 2025, their first city performance since 2016. The tour will feature the classic lineup including Brian Johnson and Angus Young.

A 17-vehicle collision on I-94 in Michigan, caused by snow and whiteout conditions, led to one driver critically injured and prompted a roadway shutdown.

Detroit sees a drastic drop in violent crime within ShotStoppers program zones, with reductions up to 83%, contributing to the city's lowest homicide rate in 57 years.

A Detroit man is charged with shooting his 2-year-old son amid a domestic dispute. He faces multiple felonies, including assault with intent to murder.