Celebrity chef Matty Matheson partners with Standby in Detroit to introduce a food experience with a new menu highlighting bold and hearty flavors, set to launch on July 19th.

Detroit's weather forecast includes sun and potential storms, with a high of 84 today and up to 90 degrees by Sunday, plus intermittent chances of rain and thunderstorms.

A shooting in Saginaw Township on July 10th resulted in one death and two injuries. Police have charged a 15-year-old with open murder, and their investigation continues.

Flint Police are searching for missing 15-year-old Janiya Mona McClain, last seen on East Hemphill Road. Authorities request public assistance and ask anyone with information to contact Officer Perry at 810-237-6951 or call 911.

Grand Rapids extends parking enforcement hours to 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and adjusts meter rates to meet parking demand and support local business.

Kent County sets up a new Domestic Violence Specialty Court to provide victims with better support and work on transforming offender behavior, beginning July 29.

Mackinac Island set speed limits for bikes and electric bikes: 15 mph on M-185 and 10 mph within business areas, after Michigan Governor Whitmer signed a new bill.

Deseraye Dejarnette of Detroit is charged with Medicaid fraud for claiming payments after her dismissal as a caretaker, with over $19,000 unlawfully received.

Michigan officer Amanda Szymanski is charged with lying about her presence in her son's car during a crash, while her son faces a felony for fleeing the scene.

Corey Cook is arraigned for the fatal shooting of his mother and the critical injury of his brother in Clinton Township. He faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder.

A dog with multiple stab wounds was discovered near Warren Manor Apartments. The injured husry is expected to recover, and the police are investigating.

A man was hospitalized with gunshot wounds after a shooting in Texas Township, Kalamazoo; a suspect is in custody. The incident involved two neighbors and is under investigation.

A federal lawsuit claims Pinckney Community Schools fostered a racially hostile environment affecting Black students, with reported racist incidents and insufficient administrative response.