A Tennessee man was arrested in Northern Michigan for carrying a concealed, unlicensed firearm in his backpack during a traffic stop, despite having a CPL.

Maru Sushi & Grill closed its downtown Detroit location after nearly eight years. They thanked customers in a posted statement and plan to open a new location in Brighton in 2025. Other Michigan locations remain open.

Helicopters will fly low over Michigan for a routine inspection of power lines by ITC Holdings from Sept. 9 to Oct. 4, ensuring grid integrity and public safety.

A vehicle crashed into Gun Lake Casino due to a domestic dispute, causing significant damage but no injuries. The casino remains open with increased security evaluations pending.

Sherman's Dairy Bar in Michigan announced its closure after 66 seasons, leaving customers sharing fond memories and preparing for its final day on October 26.

Tina Coville, a 65-year-old missing woman from Kalamazoo, who requires a wheelchair, has been safely located after an 18-hour search, with no details on her disappearance disclosed.

A fatal four-vehicle crash in Sterling Heights killed a 64-year-old woman; police are investigating the cause, with no confirmation on alcohol or drug involvement.

A tentative agreement was reached between Oakland University and its faculty union, OU-AAUP, just before classes started, which includes salary increases and a historic compensation package.

Michigan names winners of the "I Voted" sticker contest, with nine designs chosen for use in the 2024 Presidential Election, celebrating civic engagement.

The Detroit Lions announced a drone light show to celebrate their season opener, scheduled for September 7 above Ford Field, with clear weather expected.

Union workers at Marathon Petroleum's Detroit refinery initiated a strike over pay and "union security," with 273 members of Teamsters Local 283 participating as negotiations stalled.

A fire broke out early Tuesday in downtown Kalamazoo, with no injuries reported. Traffic was rerouted as emergency crews responded to the incident involving a vacant commercial building.

Brad Jewett, a Michigan county commissioner, faces charges for soliciting a prostitute and using a computer for a crime after a sting operation. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bond.