Ann Arbor police are searching for a serial prowler seen on security footage peeking into windows, with residents advised to remain vigilant and report any information.

Over 2,300 Michigan Medicine workers joined the SEIU, reflecting a trend towards increased unionization in healthcare.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signed bills enhancing car seat safety and education for foster children, updating laws to federal standards and ensuring academic parity for foster care youth.

A homemade explosive device was found in a vehicle during a fugitive arrest at a Monroe gas station, leading to evacuations and bomb squad intervention. No further threat was reported post-clearance.

Activists in Detroit are protesting against hookah shops accused of illegally selling tobacco and weed to minors, challenging the cycle of such outlets reemerging despite closures.

Eastern Michigan University appoints Sahar Nusseibeh as the new head coach of its women's basketball team, after her successful tenure at Canisius College.

Donald Trump is set to address Biden's immigration policies in a Grand Rapids rally, linked by Michigan GOP to a local crime and criticized by Democrats as fearmongering.

Detroit Police are intensifying their search for Azaria Bolden, a missing 16-year-old girl, last seen on March 28. She was wearing a black and white hoodie with black leggings. The public is urged to contact authorities with any relevant information.

Wayne County contracts private security from Allied Universal for $4.9 million to shore up courthouse safety amid a deputy shortage, raising concerns from the deputies' union.

Grand Rapids Brewing Co. has permanently closed after fire damage, ending its tenure as a staple in the local community of beer enthusiasts in Grand Rapids.

An argument over a parking spot at Detroit's Chicago Blu'z Bar escalated into a shooting, injuring five people. The suspect remains at large.

The David Whitney Building in Detroit has undergone a $20 million renovation, converting into the luxury Hotel David Whitney and joining Marriott's Autograph Collection.

Gov. Whitmer and U.S. Health Secretary Becerra met in Farmington Hills to discuss the importance of reproductive rights, including the impact on IVF and abortion services.