Perry Johnson sues John James over campaign phrasing, calling it misleading
Perry Johnson's campaign seeks a court order to stop John James from using the phrase "John James Governor" in campaign materials, saying it could mislead Michigan voters.
Stellantis adding K-9s to plant security measures, company spokesperson says
Professionally trained K-9s will become part of the security team at the Detroit Assembly Complex - Mack.
Man charged in antisemitic graffiti incident at Congregation Beth Shalom
A man, whom authorities say is homeless, is charged with a hate crime over antisemitic graffiti at Congregation Beth Shalom.
Harper Woods man convicted of fraudulent activity over COVID-19 era relief funds
A Harper Woods man was convicted of multiple charges regarding a fraudulent effort to obtain over $60,000 in COVID-19 relief funds and loans.
Paige Shiver discusses relationship with former U-M coach Sherrone Moore
Paige Shiver's attorneys say the University of Michigan "must take accountability" for a "hostile" environment at its athletic department
Feds order Cheboygan Dam private partner to restore powerhouse operations
Federal regulators gave the corporate owner seven days to bring an engineer on site and file an assessment after record flooding nearly caused the dam to overtop in April.
87-year-old man dies from smoke inhalation after house fire in Oakland County, deputies say
One man died, and his wife was injured, in the aftermath of a house fire on Wednesday evening in Independence Township.
Residents escape from duplex fire on Davison Avenue in Detroit
A fire was reported early Friday at a duplex on Davison Avenue, the Detroit Fire Department said.
Ohio man injured when rail equipment strikes vehicle in Monroe, police say
An Ohio man was injured when his vehicle was struck by rail equipment along railroad tracks in the City of Monroe.
Michigan lawmaker proposes study of Mackinac Bridge ice-related closures
A Michigan lawmaker whose district includes the Mackinac Bridge wants to research why the bridge is closing more frequently due to ice.
Michigan Lottery winner said he was inspired by TikTok videos
A Michigan Lottery instant game winner said he was inspired by players sharing their winning moments on the TikTok social media app.
Election officials accuse Antrim County clerk of overstepping election authority
Michigan election officials say Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop sent voter verification notices without proper authority, demanding a full list of recipients by April 23.
Pontiac man accused of fatally stabbing his dad's girlfriend in their home
An Oakland County man faces a charge of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of his father's girlfriend, officials said.
Southeast Michigan celebrates Earth Day 2026
Outdoor clean-up projects, tree plantings and community expos take place during late April in Metro Detroit in honor of Earth Day.
Road rage, possible shooting led to partial closure of I-96 near Middlebelt
Michigan State Police are investigating a possible road rage-related freeway shooting on Tuesday afternoon along Interstate 96.