Grand Haven State Park unveils a new $570,000 beach warning system with 12 electronic towers to inform and protect visitors, featuring life-saving rings and emergency connectivity.

A man was fatally mauled by a suspected pit bull mix in Farmington Hills; the incident is under investigation to determine any history of the dog's aggression.

Macomb County employs drones and AI for efficient and cost-effective sewer inspections, a pioneering move in Michigan's infrastructure maintenance, as reported by Candice Miller.

A former Michigan state employee was sentenced to three years' probation and ordered to pay back $47,214.85 for using state vehicles for personal use.

A Michigan mother was charged with multiple felonies after a fatal drunk driving hit-and-run incident involving a family, resulting in two deaths and injuries to others.

Police dismantled a pro-Palestinian student protest at the University of Michigan citing safety concerns; the university president emphasized freedom of expression and safe protesting.

A Michigan Lottery player won $1 million in Mega Millions, missing the jackpot by one number. The ticket was bought in Davison. The jackpot now rises to $421 million.

A Grand Rapids woman was charged after a double stabbing in Barry County, Michigan, with both victims receiving non-life-threatening injuries. The incident is still under investigation.

A Montague woman, Julia Bland, faces up to four years for Medicaid fraud after allegedly filing false claims for in-home services not provided, according to Michigan's AG office.

A Hersey man disrupted a graduation party with a machete in Mecosta County, was pushed out with a chair, and then subdued by police without any injuries reported.

A 15-year-old girl, La-kyijah Williams, was fatally shot in Grand Rapids, with no suspects arrested yet. Authorities are investigating, and a vigil was held in her honor.

Vinnice Daianie Leon faces a charge after her husband died from a head injury sustained when thrown from their car's hood during a dispute at a Wendy's in Holland, Michigan.

Michigan is enforcing stricter seat belt regulations from May 20, launching a "Click It or Ticket" campaign to reduce road accidents, especially over the Memorial Day weekend.