A house fire in Hazel Park resulted in the deaths of a 59-year-old woman, her 80-year-old mother, and a cat, with the cause of the fire under investigation.

A confirmed measles case in Macomb County, Michigan, has led to potential exposure sites being identified and health officials urging vaccination and monitoring for symptoms.

A lawsuit alleges a boy was sexually assaulted in Wayne County Juvenile Detention, blaming officials for a "sexually hostile" environment and seeking $1 million in damages.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Detroit with sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

Consumers Energy begins construction of the Muskegon Solar Energy Center, which will span 1,900 acres and power around 40,000 homes, also supporting local schools financially.

Michigan State Police troopers shot at an armed suspect in Kalamazoo, with no injuries reported. The incident is under investigation and the troopers are on leave.

A Michigan man convicted of running a telemarketing scam from Pakistan was found guilty on charges of mail fraud and money laundering, affecting over 1,400 elderly victims.

A half-sunk 54-foot pleasure boat remains stuck in the Detroit River, with salvage operations underway. Rescuers safely evacuated the occupants as the U.S. Coast Guard works on environmental safety.

Park rangers at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore urge drivers to slow down for turtle crossing season, particularly for snapping turtles, and to check carefully before parking.

A Belleville man, Matthew Gary Tieppo, faces charges for allegedly vandalizing a Washtenaw County water plant, causing a local "do not drink water advisory."

A Michigan corrections officer was arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into Parnall Correctional Facility after a tip-off from MDOC staff.

Rep. Hillary Scholten of Michigan calls for President Biden to not seek reelection in 2024, voicing the need for new leadership for "the good of our democracy."

The 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit generated $213.6 million in economic impact, spending by visitors accounted for local income, business revenue, and tax money, with $12 million going to minority-owned businesses.