An 18-year-old woman from Michigan drowned while kayaking in Missouri. Two others are missing despite the search team's efforts, which include sonar and dive teams.

Cedar Point announces Top Thrill 2, the world's tallest and fastest triple-launch coaster, opening May 4, 2024. The ride, building on its predecessor, will reach speeds of 120 mph and feature three launch sequences.

Macomb County has opened a public vote for its 'Nonprofit of the Year' award at the 12th Macomb Business Awards, offering residents a chance to participate ahead of the event on May 9.

President Biden faces criticism for not visiting a Black church during his campaign stop in Saginaw, Michigan, a choice some local leaders call a missed connection with Black voters.

Crime Stoppers offers a $2,500 reward for tips leading to an arrest in the fatal shooting of 23-year-old Iyanna Brown in Detroit, with the aim of providing closure to her family and combating gun violence.

Ann Arbor requires home sellers to disclose energy scores before selling, under a new law that aims to inform buyers about the property's energy consumption and contribute to the city’s sustainability goals.

Detroit unveils a large cleat art installation to celebrate the upcoming NFL Draft, with each piece representing a charity that will benefit from post-event auctions.

Authorities in Macomb County are searching for Cherickianna Turner, a 48-year-old woman missing for over a week, and are asking for public assistance.

Wayne County has received the keys to the new Criminal Justice Center from Bedrock Detroit, featuring a courthouse, jail, and offices. The transition from outdated facilities will be finalized within six months.

Sexual assault suspect Miguel Angel Aparicio-Navas was caught by Ann Arbor police in a pond after attempting escape, facing charges from a September 2023 incident.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile visits Metro Detroit with scheduled stops starting March 22, offering photo-ops, souvenirs, and glimpses inside the iconic vehicle.

Lawrence DeLisle, who claims a leg cramp caused him to drive into a river, drowning his four children in 1989, is pleading for sentence commutation in Michigan.

Michigan parents Sierra Zaitona and Jonathon Cheek face trial for the starvation death of their 2-year-old son, with charges of second-degree murder and child abuse.