Restoration of Sullivan Field's grandstands in Grand Rapids resumes after a pause due to structural issues, with increased fundraising to meet the new costs.

A man was arrested after two consecutive hit-and-runs in Grand Rapids, resulting in pedestrian injuries and the suspect fleeing. Police eventually detained the driver after a pursuit.

Four Michigan men were arrested in an operation against child exploitation, with two more facing charges. The suspects allegedly sent and requested explicit material from undercover agents posing as minors.

Jones Soda is entering the Michigan market with its Mary Jones cannabis-infused beverages, including THC sodas and syrups, and has launched 100mg THC shooters in California.

Judge Kenneth King in Detroit dressed a 16-year-old girl in jail attire and handcuffed her during a field trip after she fell asleep in court, spurring discussions about his tactics.

Michigan's Sherrone Moore faces a Level II NCAA violation due to over 50 deleted texts with ex-staff member Connor Stalions, linked to a sign-stealing scandal.

Detroit introduced free Wi-Fi in five parks, aiding community connectivity and benefiting students like Miranda Pasaye with internet access for tasks like college applications.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel launches "Operation Survivor Justice" with partners to extradite and prosecute sexual assault suspects who have fled Michigan.

Culver's in Rochester Hills raised funds for splash pad shooting victims, giving 50% of a day's sales, with strong community and first responder support.

Rite Aid is closing all its Michigan stores due to bankruptcy, affecting jobs and impacting patients who may rely on brick-and-mortar pharmacy services.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms in Detroit, with high chances of precipitation over the weekend and a slight improvement on Monday.

Detroit Police seek public help to find missing 17-year-old Saniya Kimble, last seen on Mogul Street. She's 5'8", with black hair, and was wearing a gray shirt & black pants.

A Shelby Township Police pilot program led to the arrest of three adults and a teen for using counterfeit money at Ulta Beauty. They were found with fake bills and stolen guns.