Ex-gymnastics coach Shannon Guay was sentenced to 50 years for sexually assaulting young girls. He was found guilty on 22 charges, with crimes dating back to the 1990s.

Governor Whitmer of Michigan signed 17 bills into law, covering topics such as health care, workers' rights, and outdoor recreation, with some bills receiving bipartisan support.

Macomb County Finance Director Steve Smigiel announces retirement plans for early 2025 after over three decades of service, aiming for a smooth transition to a new successor.

NH Learning Solutions Corp. has settled claims of improperly inflating GI Bill benefits by agreeing to pay the U.S. $975,000. The company was accused of not deducting available financial aids when billing the VA.

The Detroit college football bowl game is renamed the GameAbove Sports Bowl, with GameAbove Sports as the new title sponsor, to take place on Dec 26, 2024.

A historic 1920s house in Detroit's Palmer Woods neighborhood suffered a massive fire, with no injuries reported. Fire crews encountered challenges due to the home's slate roof.

An Oakland County doctor pleaded guilty to insurance fraud and agreed to pay over $450,000 in restitution for collecting disability payments while working.

A Michigan man is charged with using a telecommunications device to threaten an Oakland County road inspector on social media, which could lead to jail and a fine.

The Detroit Red Wings delayed their home opener to accommodate the Detroit Tigers' playoff game, anticipating large crowds and offering fan festivities and early dining openings.

A man was fatally shot by Detroit police after firing at officers near a children's football practice, with the incident involving an officer believed to be shot at the time. The suspect was known for drug offenses and on parole violation.

Two men were fatally shot in a Pontiac apartment, and the suspect remains at large. The incident involved a group playing dice outside before the shooting.

Edenville, Michigan, celebrates the reopening of the M-30 causeway bridge over the Tobacco River, replacing the temporary structure and enhancing safety with wider lanes and sidewalks.

Michigan AG charges two Sterling Heights officers with Misconduct in Office and Felonious Assault for allegedly misusing a police dog during an arrest.