The newly opened Wayne County Jail has experienced two inmate suicides within a month, intensifying scrutiny over its operational problems and conditions.

Michigan State Police reported a serious crash on I-275 northbound, closing the lanes with no timeline for reopening. A semitruck and a cement truck were involved, with details undisclosed due to an ongoing investigation.

Douglas Laming was convicted of first-degree murder for the 1980 killing of Karen Umphrey, with DNA technology playing a crucial role in solving the cold case.

The article describes the weather forecast for Detroit, with sun and showers expected in the coming week, fluctuating temperatures and chances of rain on several days, according to the National Weather Service.

Dearborn hosts numerous Halloween events ranging from haunted trails to a brews festival, family-friendly pumpkin patches, spooky dance parties, ice skating, trick-or-treating, and concerts.

Two critically injured in Isabella County crash; a 54-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman were airlifted after a head-on collision.

An arrest has been made in the 1998 Flint murder of Shannon Holihan after new leads from a cold case unit and DNA evidence linked Eric Dukes to the crime.

The Grand Rapids Fire Department now holds a Basic Life Support license, enabling them to provide advanced medical care on-site, which includes advanced airway management and administering medications.

A motorcyclist died in a head-on collision with a car in Caledonia Township; the car's driver sustained minor injuries. The crash is under investigation.

Two people on a motorcycle are in critical condition after a crash with a semi-truck in Sparta Township; the semi driver is uninjured. The cause is under investigation.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared October 11 as Native American Veterans Day to honor their military service and advocate for their rights.

Michigan's Supreme Court is examining past rulings that Eli Lilly has used to prevent state investigations into its insulin pricing, which could reshape consumer protection laws.

Marriott International settles for $52 million with 50 states over a data breach involving unauthorized access to its Starwood reservation system, compromising millions of guest records.