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- Investigators ID family found dead in Grand Haven Twp home, ruled murder-suicide
A family of eight in Grand Haven Township was found dead in their home after being shot, with investigators ruling the deaths a murder-suicide. Kristopher Karolkiewicz, 47, killed his wife Amanda, 39, and six children before taking his own life and starting fires in the house.
- Michigan man charged for allegedly shooting & killing deer from his car, leaving them to rot
A 26-year-old Michigan man, Thomas House, faces 50 charges for allegedly shooting and killing deer from his vehicle using a suppressed rifle, leaving them to rot. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources investigated after a tip led to evidence of nighttime poaching between April and November 2025, including videos of the incidents.
- Michigan cyclosporiasis cases surpass 9,000 with 160 hospitalizations, per MDHHS
Michigan's confirmed cyclosporiasis cases have exceeded 9,000 with 160 hospitalizations as of July 27, according to MDHHS. State health officials suggest lettuce or salad greens may be the source, though no specific produce, grower, or supplier has been identified.
- Michigan set to pay Warde Manuel $7.1 million as part of separation agreement
The University of Michigan will pay Warde Manuel $7.1 million as part of a separation agreement following his resignation as athletic director on Dec. 31. The agreement includes a $108,000 retirement account contribution, access to sports tickets and golf courses, a non-compete clause for 2027-2028, and $82,000 in legal fees for Manuel's representation. The university cited confidentiality in its ongoing investigation into athletics, which began after head football coach Sherrone Moore was fired for a relationship with an assistant.
- President Trump to speak at GM Proving Grounds in Milford on Monday afternoon
President Trump will visit a General Motors facility in Milford to promote his economic policies, including tariffs, amid Michigan's primary elections. The visit occurs as new tariffs on Canada and economic challenges like inflation and gas prices raise concerns in the state.
- Gas prices up eight cents in Michigan since last week, up 13 cents in metro Detroit
Gas prices in Michigan increased eight cents since last week, averaging $4.23 per gallon, while metro Detroit saw a 13-cent rise to $4.22. Prices are up 98 cents from this time last year, with Ann Arbor, Benton Harbor, and Lansing reporting the highest averages, and Traverse City, Marquette, and Grand Rapids the lowest.
- Crews make finishing touches ahead of Gordie Howe Bridge opening at Noon today
The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to open at Noon today after years of construction, connecting Detroit and Windsor. Drivers will pay a $5.75 toll with a passport or enhanced license, while a toll-free pedestrian path opens August 5. The bridge is the first new international crossing between the cities in nearly a century.
- Excitement builds as the Gordie Howe Bridge set to open Monday
The Gordie Howe Bridge connecting Detroit to Canada opens to vehicles Monday after years of construction and delays. The bridge will have a $5.75 toll for passenger vehicles, six traffic lanes, and a 35 mph speed limit, with pedestrian and bike access opening August 5. Authorities urge drivers to follow safety guidelines during the historic opening.
- Walled Lake family seeking help in finding missing 17-year-old composer & scientist
A Walled Lake family is searching for their missing 17-year-old son, Romanieo Golphin Jr., a pianist and mycologist who appeared on multiple TV shows. He was last seen leaving his family's residence near the Eagle Pond apartment complex and is known to walk near local stores. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
- Two Michigan brothers show the world that autism is no barrier to independence
Two Michigan brothers, Jake and Max Tilk, challenge perceptions about autism through social media content showcasing Max's independence. Their viral video of Max getting a haircut highlights their mission to demonstrate that autism is no barrier to self-sufficiency, supported by their 1.4 million TikTok followers and similar audiences on other platforms.
- 23-year-old shot & killed at Pontiac block party; suspect in custody
A 23-year-old Waterford Township man was shot and killed at a block party in Pontiac. A 23-year-old Pontiac man admitted to the shooting, was found with a handgun, and is in custody. The incident is under investigation as a homicide.
- 80-year-old Shelby Township man killed in ORV crash
An 80-year-old man from Shelby Township died after crashing an off-road vehicle at Holly Oaks ORV Park in Holly on July 25. The incident occurred between 11:45 a.m. and 2:16 p.m. when the man lost control of his 2022 Can-Am Outlander, resulting in him being thrown from the vehicle and it overturning. Authorities confirmed no alcohol or drugs were involved in the crash.
- Detroit kicks off early voting with block party as residents share top concerns
Detroit has begun early in-person voting ahead of the August 4 primary election, with city leaders hosting a block party to encourage residents. Voters highlighted concerns about public schools, the economy, and housing, while officials emphasized election integrity and the importance of voting.
- Morgan Wallen concerts bring economic boost to Ann Arbor businesses
Morgan Wallen concerts at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor drew large crowds, significantly boosting local businesses like Driphouse Coffee and Pizza House. Fans from across the U.S. and internationally attended, with some entrepreneurs capitalizing on the event by selling parking spots.
- Detroit ironworker reflects on four years building the Gordie Howe Bridge ahead of opening
The Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Detroit and Windsor, is set to open after four years of construction. Ironworker Casey Whitson, part of Iron Workers Local 25, reflects on his role in the project, including a symbolic photo with a Canadian ironworker during the bridge's final connection. Whitson highlights the bridge as a historic achievement for Detroit's ironworking community.
- Firefighters across the Downriver area line the streets to honor Sgt. Adam Amrozi
Sgt. Adam Amrozi of the Lincoln Park Fire Department died suddenly after a 24-hour shift, with his death under review as a potential line-of-duty death. Firefighters across the Downriver area honored him, and colleagues described him as a dedicated and kind paramedic and firefighter.
- Waterford Township police urge parents to talk to kids about e-bike safety rules
Waterford Township police are urging parents to discuss e-bike safety with children following fatal crashes in metro Detroit. Michigan law requires e-bikes to have specific features and speed limits, with age restrictions for Class 3 bikes. Parents like Joel Rahn and the Reynolds family have different approaches to e-bike use for their children.
- St. Clair Shores road project stalled after crews find gas lines inches below Playview Street
A road improvement project on Playview Street in St. Clair Shores was halted after crews discovered natural gas lines inches below the surface, causing safety concerns and resident frustration. The city and Consumers Energy are working to relocate the gas lines to resume construction, but no timeline has been confirmed.
- Gordie Howe International Bridge opening draws fanfare in Canada but silence on Michigan side
The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to open, with a Canadian celebration held despite a canceled joint U.S.-Canada event due to President Trump's tariff threats. Michigan's side of the Detroit River remained quiet, prompting local reactions and questions about the absence of a U.S. celebration.
- Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer endorses Haley Stevens in Democratic US Senate primary
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, which includes a race against Abdul El-Sayed, supported by figures like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The primary winner will face Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers in November for a key Senate seat previously held by retiring Democrat Gary Peters.
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