A school bus crash in South Haven injured three children who were hospitalized. The bus had 25 elementary students; the rest were unharmed. The pickup truck's occupants were unharmed and cited. Investigations are ongoing.

Kyle Langlois becomes president-elect of mParks, poised to enhance Michigan parks and rec services while continuing his local work in Sterling Heights.

An individual was arrested for a burglary at a South Haven Family Dollar, where significant property damage occurred. The suspect was caught on-site with the stolen goods.

The Detroit community is searching for Laviel Hawkins Jr., who has been missing since September 27. Police and residents are urgently calling for information to aid in his safe return.

A man in Troy, Michigan, attacked a dog walker following a family argument and job resignation; he was charged with assault, battery, and received a mental health evaluation.

Detroit Police are searching for Anthoney Henrey, a 13-year-old boy missing since September 29. He's 5'3", with black hair and brown eyes. The police seek public assistance.

Three people, including a mother and son, are charged with animal torture and killing after six dead dogs were found in an Eastpointe, Michigan, rental property.

Police are searching for Derrick Jones Jr., an armed suspect involved in a domestic dispute in Dearborn, after a woman suffered minor injuries and shots were fired.

A former Fraser High School contractor pleaded no contest to engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a 15-year-old student, facing a minimum of 25 years in prison.

The ongoing port strike's economic effects touch the Michigan auto industry and agriculture, with potential long-term implications if it continues, including risks of inflation and supply shortages.

The fall colors in Michigan are behind schedule due to warm September weather but are expected to peak in early to mid-October, especially in the Upper Peninsula.

Attorney General Dana Nessel seeks to drastically reduce a proposed rate hike by Consumers Energy in Michigan, aiming to save consumers millions of dollars.

A Lansing man received over three years in federal prison for selling machine-gun conversion devices to gang members, as part of a broader crackdown on violent crime.