Man displayed a gun at University of Michigan students; police seek suspects and reassure the incident is isolated.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit attempting to halt a recount in Michigan's 44th District House race, where a counting error significantly closed the gap between candidates.

The Fulton St. and Division Ave. intersection in Grand Rapids has reopened after delays due to construction, including utility upgrades and areaway wall removal.

A community vigil remembered seven-year-old Jerome Coleman Jr., a Detroit crash victim, urging an end to drunk driving.

A Toledo man was arrested for pointing a handgun during a road rage incident on I-75. An unregistered firearm was found in his vehicle, and he was charged with carrying a concealed weapon.

Clifton R. Wharton Jr., the first Black president of Michigan State University, has died at 98. He served from 1970 to 1978 and later became the first Black CEO of a Fortune 500 company.

Detroit's weather forecast shows fluctuating conditions, with initial sun giving way to increasing chances of rain throughout the week, fluctuating temperatures, and potential gusty winds.

Folk café in Corktown expands with a new retail shop, Neighbor x Folk, at Michigan Central Station, promoting local artisans and community engagement with a range of products and events.

Police in Dearborn increase patrols after thieves target pharmacies for the weight loss drug Ozempic, with one suspect apprehended due to his GPS tether.

A semi-truck driver was hospitalized after a medical issue led to a crash on I-96 near Grand Rapids; the incident caused traffic delays, and MSP is investigating.

John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids ends its season with record attendance of 800,000 visitors, bolstered by attractions like the Lantern Festival and conservation successes like the release of endangered butterflies.

A car crashed into Tiny's Tasty Treats in Newaygo, Michigan, causing significant building damage and minor driver injuries; alcohol and drugs were ruled out as factors.

A man used a racial slur during a Michigan Senate hearing on gun legislation, leading to bipartisan condemnation and debate over proposed Capitol firearm bans.