A juvenile bald eagle was found in a ditch in Van Buren County, Michigan, and is being cared for by the Michigan DNR after being rescued by authorities.

A woman was hospitalized after being hit by a car while using a crosswalk in Spring Lake; the driver called 911 and the incident is under investigation.

St. James Church in Ferndale held its final mass before closing due to attendance and financial issues, with parishioners directed to the Oak Park campus.

A 17-year-old was fatally shot by Michigan State Police in Flint after allegedly being found armed and fleeing. An investigation is ongoing and officers are on administrative leave.

Michigan sees a surge in early in-person voting, with 1.2 million votes cast, revealing a shift in voter preferences and high engagement across the state.

A semi-truck crash on I-96 near Webberville resulted in four deaths and 17 injuries when the truck failed to stop for traffic backed up due to roadwork.

A 72-year-old pedestrian was seriously injured in Rochester Hills after being hit by a car at a crosswalk; the driver, an unauthorized Colombian national, is awaiting a court hearing.

A Detroit man is charged with unsafe gun storage after his toddler shot himself. The boy is being treated for a stomach wound. Authorities urge secure firearm storage.

The Detroit Pistons took the NYC subway to a game due to the marathon, won against the Nets, and stirred social media with their unconventional commute.

Michigan sees a minor increase of 4 cents in gas prices, with the current average at $3.16 per gallon, 24 cents lower than last month and 23 cents cheaper than last year. Demand is up, while gasoline stocks and production have decreased.

A Twin Lake post office mailbox was broken into, with at least two absentee ballots missing, prompting an investigation and increased early in-person voting.

Steenstra's Royal Dutch Bakery is selling cookies featuring Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, continuing a 16-year tradition to lighten the political mood.

Jaquon Tucker has been sentenced for time already served after his child brought a gun to school and he won't face further jail time. He must pay court fees and a $500 fine.