Grand Blanc Church attack one year later: Group rebuilding after tragic shooting

One year ago today, a horrific attack on a Grand Blanc church killed four people, injured eight others, and drew widespread outrage as houses of worship increasingly were the target of violence.

Sugar Loaf reopening on Oct. 9 after being abandoned 26 years ago

Years since it shuttered, freezing Northern Michigan history in time, Sugar Loaf is scheduled to reopen in early October.

F-16 crash chemical spill leaves several hospitalized, police say

Several people remain hospitalized after a military jet crashed in northern Michigan on Thursday afternoon. A possible bird strike may have caused the crash.

F-16 plane crash near Traverse City; Evacuation order given, pilot in stable condition, officials say

Emergency services are responding to reports of a plane crash in Northern Michigan. According to the National Guard, the plane was an F-16 that originated from the Texas Air National Guard 149.

MAP: Michigan's most dangerous intersections of the last year

Four of the top six dangerous intersections in Michigan were roundabouts according to statistics, with just two west Michigan intersections making the top-20 cut, in Grand Rapids.

When will leaves change in Michigan? Fall colors forecast

Noticing brown, crispy leaves on the ground already? The hot, dry weather of the summer isn’t doing the fall colors any favors. Here’s what to know.

Former MSU resident physician arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting two patients

A former Michigan State University physician has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting two patients. The physician, who MSU police identified as 39-year-old Arpit Saxena, was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia Thursday night.

Spotted Lanternfly infestation grows in Michigan after Berrien County confirmation

The pest's spread in Michigan is not surprising, but represents another challenge for officials hoping to slow the tide of invasive species moving into the state.

ICE operation in New Baltimore prompts police scene near Anchor Bay schools

A federal immigration operation unfolding in New Baltimore led to the local school district being put on hold amid uncertainty from law enforcement.

Thousands of Michigan residents receive misprinted enhanced licenses, IDs

About 8,200 Michigan residents received misprinted enhanced driver’s licenses or state IDs this week after an error during the printing process.

DTE Outage: When will the power be back on?

With a quarter-million customers without power ahead of the holiday weekend, Metro Detroit is looking at another few days of lost electricity.

Metro Detroit tornado confirmed in Marysville

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in Marysville in St. Clair County on Sept. 2 around 7:19 p.m.

John Skelton murder case: Pretrial day 7

Nearly 15 years after his three young sons vanished on Thanksgiving 2010, John Skelton faces open murder charges in connection with their disappearance. A preliminary hearing is underway to determine if he'll stand trial for their deaths. Investigators have no bodies, no murder weapon, and no direct physical evidence tying Skelton to his sons' deaths. The case relies entirely on circumstantial evidence and Skelton's shifting, inconsistent statements.

John Skelton murder case: Preliminary hearing day five

Nearly 15 years after his three young sons vanished on Thanksgiving 2010, John Skelton faces open murder charges in connection with their disappearance. A preliminary hearing is underway to determine if he'll stand trial for their deaths.

John Skelton murder case: Preliminary hearing enters day five

A preliminary hearing for John Skelton, the father of three young boys who disappeared in Morenci, Mich. around Thanksgiving in 2010, continues this morning for the fifth day.