A fire in Southfield, Michigan, killed a 73-year-old woman, injured three others, and destroyed 16 condo units. Firefighters and neighbors collaborated on the response and evacuations.

A 100-year-old family-owned business, Smith & Doster in Delton, was destroyed by a fire, prompting the closure of nearby schools and a strong community response. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A Saginaw man was convicted for assaulting and strangling his girlfriend on the Isabella Reservation, with charges including imprisonment, domestic violence, and witness tampering.

A Macomb County doctor and a pharmacist settled to pay around $701,000 over fraudulent medical claims, with the doctor agreeing to surrender his DEA registration.

The Detroit Police are searching for Lalia Jones, an autistic 19-year-old who went missing after leaving to pay a bill. She is described as 5'6", with brown hair and eyes, and has distinctive tattoos.

A 29-year-old man was fatally shot by a 33-year-old woman after he allegedly broke into her home in Warren. Police, who are familiar with previous domestic violence at the location, are investigating the incident.

The forecast for Detroit includes mixed weather with showers, changing skies, and variable winds; temperatures range from highs in the mid-60s to lows around 40 degrees.

A pickup ran a red light and collided with a Port Huron police car, causing injuries and severe vehicle damage. Both drivers were treated and released from the hospital.

Michigan health officials report a rise in whooping cough cases, urging vaccinations as the state experiences over 830 cases by October 28, significantly higher than the annual average reported in previous years.

Dearborn, designated as a Purple Heart City, plans to honor its veterans with special importance at the Veterans Day Ceremony on Nov. 11, featuring purple lights on city buildings.

A DoorDash driver was robbed at gunpoint in Springfield by three men who then fled in a white SUV. Authorities seek public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Michigan will install thermal cameras on some transit vehicles to prevent crashes, backed by a federal grant. The initiative responds to rising pedestrian and bicycle accidents.

A pedestrian was killed by a vehicle in Kentwood on Sunday; the driver is cooperating with the investigation and police urge witnesses to come forward.