Royal Oak is ending its contract with Municipal Parking Services early, following issues with their system which led to many erroneous tickets and a negative impact on local businesses.

A Grand Rapids man received a 130-month federal prison sentence for possessing ammo after a non-fatal shooting, despite his felony record prohibiting such possession.

A couple from DeWitt will go to trial on 26 felony child abuse charges, highlighting foster care system flaws, after allegations of severe mistreatment of adopted children.

Kristina Love from Traverse City won $1 million in the Powerball lottery after an impulse ticket purchase, planning to buy a new house and share her winnings with her family.

A fight involving approximately 15-20 participants broke out at a Kentwood birthday party, resulting in one minor injury and no arrests. Police are seeking information on the incident.

A botched passing attempt in Watson Township, Allegan County, led to a three-vehicle collision, injuring two people, one seriously. The eastbound SUV's mishap during overtaking caused the crash on 116th Avenue.

Grand Rapids began constructing its first fire station in 37 years, aiming to improve response times in the underserved Third Ward. The $8.1 million Kendall Street Fire Station is set to open in fall of the next year.

Detroit's latest weather forecast predicts a week of sunny skies with potential showers, highs around 82-85 degrees, and light east winds, plus chances of fog, thunderstorms, and ongoing rain possibilities.

A man was found shot dead inside a car in Grand Rapids, with the police investigating and seeking community assistance.

Taco John's closes all Michigan locations and hints at future rebranding, according to a company spokesperson.

Detroit's Mayor and City Council introduced the PILOT Fast Track Ordinance to expedite affordable housing projects and address the city's housing crisis.

Sterling Heights invites Michigan artists to design new clock faces for the Fire Station #1 tower, reflecting the local fire department's spirit, with a $500 prize for the chosen artwork.

A Port Huron man was arrested in a drug bust, with narcotics estimated to have high street value. The community deals with the aftermath as he's out on bond.