A car crash in Michigan's Thumb area killed a 14-year-old boy and seriously injured another, after their vehicle struck a tree. Investigations are ongoing.

Mark Edwin Dykema has been charged with invasive visual recording for allegedly taking "upskirt" photos at a Holland Township Lowe's. He faces up to 10 years if convicted.

The Royal Oak Library closed due to multiple bugs found in a DVD case. Pest control was called, and the library urged people not to return items while other network libraries remain available.

The article provides a detailed 7-day weather forecast for Detroit, with a mix of showers, sunshine, and potential thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

A Lee Township man, Casey Allen Letts, is charged with 33 counts related to child pornography, including criminal sexual conduct and using a computer to commit a crime.

One person died and another was seriously injured in a rollover crash on I-196 in Casco Township. The incident is under investigation, with speed and alcohol not seen as factors.

A 44-year-old Kentwood man drowned in Versluis Park after going beyond the swim area. A bystander recovered him; efforts to revive him failed. His identity is withheld pending family notification.

An Ohio man and woman were arrested after a chase following an unarmed robbery at a Walmart in Michigan. They fled to Toledo, Ohio, where they were detained.

A man faces six charges related to two vacant home fires in Kalamazoo, with an arrest following a local business burglary.

Detroit Police search for missing sisters Dereonna, 13, and Damira Mobley, 14, last seen on Lesure Street. Urging public aid, their details and contact info for tips are shared.

MDOT seeks federal funds to study and reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions in Michigan, aiming to improve safety by modifying infrastructure like underpasses and bridges.

Detroit's weather forecast indicates a mix of rain and cloudy skies with occasional sunshine. The National Weather Service predicts fluctuating weather, including thunderstorms and comfortable temperatures in the mid-70s.

Nine individuals, including three doctors, were charged in a Detroit opioid scheme involving fake prescriptions and over $20 million in fraudulent billings.