A Detroit man was hospitalized after a crash during an ICE pursuit when a metal pole pierced his upper body. Emergency crews cut the rod from the wreck and took him to a nearby hospital.

A Mackinac County man's road‑trip scratch‑off ritual paid off when a Two Million Dollar Cashword ticket won the $2 million top prize; he took a ~$1.3M lump sum.

A man in his late 20s died in a crash at 18 Mile and Mound in Sterling Heights; officers closed the intersection while investigating.

A Lapeer man was arraigned June 3 after prosecutors charged him in a Nov. 27 head‑on crash on Van Dyke that killed his 5‑year‑old daughter and injured three others. Court is set to review probable cause on June 16.

Detroit entrepreneur Mark Rieth has reached a deal to reacquire Atwater Brewery, returning the iconic brew house to local ownership. The sale follows Tilray’s repositioning of its beverage assets.

Cattails Golf Club in Lyon Township is expected to close as soon as Monday to make way for a 127‑home subdivision, owner says the course is operating week to week. Longtime players are being urged to book tee times now.

Sheriff Mike Murphy confirmed the county's contract with Flock Safety, prompting residents to warn the cameras could create a searchable surveillance dragnet.

Ford and federal safety officials have issued a 'Do Not Drive' advisory for roughly 4,653 Bronco Sport and Maverick vehicles over a possible ball‑joint assembly defect. Dealers will inspect and repair affected cars for free.

A Detroit News analysis found about one in six Michigan lawmakers accepted trips paid by outside groups as the Legislature’s lawmaking hit historic lows. The finding has reignited disclosure debates in Lansing.

A Saginaw man faces multiple felonies after a late‑May shooting at Rosien Towers wounded a neighbor and prompted a Major Case Unit probe.

A chaotic northwest Grand Rapids standoff left a suspect dead and K-9 Digo injured; Michigan State Police have taken over the probe. Digo is expected to recover.

A Lansing bill would force cash totals to round down to the nearest nickel as pennies go out of circulation. The change would apply only to cash payments.

After a packed June hearing, Lenox Township’s Planning Commission paused draft data‑center ordinances as residents demand more time, transparency and stronger safeguards. Recall petitions are now underway.