A 79-year-old Cedar Springs man was seriously injured after being hit by a minivan in Greenville; the driver is cooperating with the ongoing investigation.

Michigan Senators Peters and Stabenow introduced a bill for federal recognition of the Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians, seeking benefits and honoring heritage.

Firefighters in Portage responded to an apartment fire caused by smoking in bed; one civilian declined treatment, and a firefighter sustained minor injuries.

A South Carolina man won a $2 million prize from the Michigan Lottery after purchasing a Mega Multiplier ticket and opted for a lump sum payment of $1.3 million.

A man was found with a gunshot wound in a Battle Creek apartment after police responded to reported gunshots; he's now in stable condition. Authorities are investigating with no suspects yet and are seeking public help.

UM Health-West is the first in West Michigan to offer histotripsy, a non-invasive liver cancer treatment using ultrasonic waves, which has shown positive results.

César E. Chávez Avenue in Grand Rapids reopens after a $7.5 million project enhancing road, water systems, and aesthetics, with local celebrations and promotions.

Metro Detroit non-profits seek volunteers to prepare and distribute aid for Hurricane Milton, with DRAW leading efforts to assemble emergency supplies. Volunteers from Michigan assist with Hurricane Helene and brace for Milton.

The City of Detroit's social media clapped back at Equanimeous St. Brown's negative comments about the city on a podcast, sparking an online exchange with the NFL player.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel testifies before a Senate committee to support bills aimed at enhancing the MCPA, which would improve consumer protections against licensed businesses engaging in deceptive practices.

Michigan officials testified in support of new laws to protect consumers from data breaches and price gouging, including breach reporting and anti-gouging measures during emergencies.

Detroit seeks public help to find Chance Lewis, a missing 12-year-old boy from the city's west side, last seen Sunday near Prest and Orangelawn streets.

Detroit police are actively searching for Dalerico Martin in connection with a fatal shooting on Hoover Road. The motive is unclear, and Martin is considered "armed and dangerous." A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.