Detroit begins construction for the 2024 NFL Draft, causing road closures with free public events planned, increased security, and charity auctions of painted cleat sculptures.

Bobby Ferguson is banned from doing business with Detroit until 2033, following his convictions for corruption during Kwame Kilpatrick's mayoral tenure.

Man charged with the killing of Ruby Garcia, 25, found on U.S.-131, after an argument. Brandon Ortiz-Vite faces multiple charges and is held without bond.

A Warren strip mall collapsed due to a fire, affecting nine units without reported injuries. Firefighters struggled against high winds, and no criminal intent is suspected.

A Michigan murder suspect was arrested in Ohio after setting himself on fire during a traffic stop; he is linked to a woman's fatal stabbing in Wyandotte.

Ross Dress for Less is opening a new store at Midland Mall, Michigan, aiming to enhance the shopping center's variety with its discount apparel offerings.

A 65-year-old man with a history of bank robberies was arrested for attempting to rob the same Michigan bank he had previously been convicted of robbing.

A man in Holland, Michigan, was seriously injured after being thrown from the hood of a car his wife was driving following their argument in a Wendy's parking lot. No charges have been filed as the investigation continues.

Flint Police are searching for missing 14-year-old Sonja Stuck, last seen at home on Plainfield Avenue. She is 5'4" with hazel eyes and brown-red hair, last wearing a tan sweatshirt and black jeans. Public assistance is requested.

Grand Rapids Police are seeking public assistance in a fatal hit-and-run case, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. The suspect vehicle is a damaged dark-colored 2006-2008 Honda Pilot SUV.

Amway announces a $127.6 million investment to expand its West Michigan facilities, creating 260 new jobs, and receives a $2 million grant from the Michigan Business Development Program.

The Getty Drive-In in Muskegon, Michigan, is opening for its 81st season with new movies and renovated facilities, providing a blend of nostalgia and contemporary entertainment.

Patricia Royer of Escanaba, Michigan, won $25,000 a year for life in the Lucky For Life lottery game and chose a $390,000 lump sum payment to start a scholarship in honor of a loved one.