Gun used in Shreveport shooting was stolen from truck, court documents say

A Louisiana man has been charged with supplying the gun that was used in the Shreveport shooting that killed eight children over the weekend, which court documents show had been stolen from a truck.

Longtime Georgia Congressman David Scott dies at 80

David Scott, a longtime Georgia congressman and former chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, has died at the age of 80 after nearly five decades in elected office.

Michigan lawmaker pushes for mandatory prison for all criminal sexual conduct offenses
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Michigan Sen. Jim Runestad wants to change the law so that all people convicted of criminal sexual conduct will be required to spend time behind bars. Currently, only those convicted of first-degree and third-degree criminal sexual conduct receive mandatory prison time. 

Tensions rise after Iran attack on three ships as US blockade continues

President Donald Trump announced an extension to the ceasefire that was set to expire on Wednesday as the U.S. awaits a proposal from Iran.

Mother of teen murdered at Southfield hotel raising money to increase reward

The mother of Tyler Johnson, who was killed at the Westin Hotel in Southfield, is raising money to increase the reward offered for information.

Trial continues for accused Melvindale cop killer
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The trial continues Wednesday for a man accused of murdering Melvindale police officer Mohamed Said in 2024. Michael Lopez allegedly shot Said as the officer approached him.

AI shake-up at the top of big business
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Big shake-ups at some of the world’s biggest companies — and it all comes back to AI. Top leaders at Walmart and The Coca-Cola Company are stepping down, saying the next chapter requires a different kind of leadership. And now, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook is signaling a similar shift as AI continues to change how companies operate. So what does that mean for jobs, for car buyers, and for the auto industry right here at home?

Spring housing market gains momentum
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The spring housing market is starting to wake up, with sales picking up month to month but still trailing where we were this time last year. Prices are ticking up, and buyers are still out there, but they’re being a lot more selective. And with homes selling for about 99 percent of the asking price, it’s clear strategy and timing matter more than ever.

Michigan Senate passes new amendments strengthening 'Wyatt's Law'

Nearly four years after Wyatt’s Law was passed, new amendments designed to strengthen the existing law have passed through the Senate and is now heading to the House.

Michigan Senate passes bill to strengthen Wyatt's law
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Wyatt is 13 now. As he grows, so does the law. An amendment just passed the Senate. This would expand the registry to include manslaughter and criminal sexual conduct.

Police cracking down on drivers speeding by school buses
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Dawn Bajis, the owner of Little House Academy in Waterford, taking one of her kids to the bus Tuesday morning. She’s to the point where she has to pick up the students to get them on for safety. She’s been tracking violators for months — finally started to get video as evidence of what is going on to hand over to Waterford Township police.

FAA investigates Southwest near miss after air traffic control sends jets on collision course

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a reported close call between two Southwest Airlines flights at Nashville International Airport after one aircraft was directed into the path of another during a go-around, officials said.

Michigan tick season begins as Lyme disease cases surge

Cases of Lyme disease are on the rise in Michigan, with the number of confirmed cases nearly quadrupling since 2022. Experts say it’s because more ticks are around.

Tick season begins as Lyme cases surge
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Once things really start blooming, they will be out in full force. Experts have been finding ticks a lot more frequently, even in some of our colder months. That increase in ticks correlates to the increase in Lyme disease cases. According to the state, the numbers have jumped from just over 500 in 2022 to more than 2,000 in 2025. Early symptoms include fever, headache, and fatigue, but later symptoms can be severe and even cause paralysis.