The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity awarded nearly $15 million in grants for firefighter gear, but Detroit missed out due to not applying.

Michigan restaurant workers have diverse reactions to the state Supreme Court ruling on increased minimum wage and paid sick leave, with some skeptical and others optimistic about the impact on the industry.

An F-16 from the Ohio Air National Guard jettisoned two fuel tanks over Michigan, with one exploding in Lake Huron. No injuries were reported and pilots landed safely.

A 13-year-old boy was found unresponsive in Stony Creek Lake and required resuscitation; his condition remains unknown. The incident follows a series of drownings in Oakland County, MI.

Detroit's Chinatown is slated for a million-dollar renewal to restore its cultural vibrancy, including streetscape enhancements and revamping historic landmarks like Chung's restaurant.

Robert Linscott, an Ottawa County man, has been charged with indecent exposure after allegedly flashing young workers at What's the Scoop ice cream shop.

Angel Jose Alvarez was sentenced for the 2018 murder of Emilio Valdez, with a term of 36.5 to 80 years in prison.

A fire in Monroe County injured 18 firefighters; nearby businesses were evacuated but not damaged. Cause under investigation, with efforts to extinguish taking 5 hours.

Detroit Police are seeking help to find 16-year-old Aniya McKinny, who disappeared from the 16400 block of Sussex. She's described as a Black female, 5'6", with braids. The public is urged to contact authorities with any information.

A Macomb County man was convicted of first-degree child abuse for causing severe injuries to his 11-week-old son in 2020 and is scheduled for sentencing.

Construction workers in Traverse City, Michigan found what appear to be pre-modern human remains, prompting a halt in work and an investigation with archaeologists and anthropologists.

A Detroit man is charged with sexually assaulting a preteen and may face life in prison. He was caught by police as he allegedly planned to flee the country.

The Detroit Auto Show is returning to its January slot in 2025, dropping its 'North American' title to emphasize Detroit's automotive heritage and stimulate the city's economy.