Michigan

Randy Pack's heart stopped during a Kalamazoo softball game. After 55 minutes of CPR and nine defibrillator shocks, he survived and is now back on the field sharing his story.

Investigators said the driver was arrested under suspicion of operating while intoxicated. They are awaiting blood results.

WINFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A 36-year-old Howard City man was found partially submerged in a swamp after authorities launched a search in Montcalm County last Saturday. Deputies responded to a residence on West Howard City-Edmore Road after receiving a report of a missing man with a cognitive impairment. He...

Sunday is your last chance to eat at Sign of the Beefcarver in Royal Oak. Customers have been packing the dining room since the news broke. The restaurant says it will close for the day once it runs out of food. Here’s what led to Michigan’s last Sign of the...

A prominent West Bloomfield attorney who represented a grieving mother has been disbarred after a disciplinary board found that he failed to distribute court-ordered shares of the woman's wrongful-death settlement. The Michigan Attorney Discipline Board disbarred Gregory Rohl and ordered him to pay $659,821.44 in restitution, according to a notice the board issued on Oct. 1. Rohl had represented Tabatha Kerr, whose 2-year-old daughter died in a tragic 2017 incident at a Dearborn Head Start progr

Edric Hinton’s family finally has answers 17 years after his killing

After a hiatus last year, a seasonal Detroit-made treat is back on sale in time for the holiday season. Better Made Snack Foods' chocolate-covered potato chips are on sale now. Available in milk chocolate and dark chocolate, the 7-ounce package comes in a commemorative tin. In 2025, Better Made didn't produce the chocolate potato chips or the tins partly because of rising steel costs and to "mix it up," said Mark Costello, Better Made's vice president of sales and marketing. "We're taking a

MECOSTA COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- The Green Charter Township Board in Mecosta County has approved a proposed settlement with Gotion, a major step toward resolving the legal battle over the company’s proposed battery plant near Big Rapids. The decision follows months of controversy and litigation surrounding the project. The...

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. (WOWO) — Tailgating is pushing Michigan drivers to the breaking point, and state police warn that following too closely can spark road rage, cause crashes and cost drivers up to $195 in fines. WXYZ reports that 86-year-old Macomb County resident Walt Roberts is speaking out after...

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - The Michigan Department of Transportation is being cited by the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) in connection with the crash on US-127 earlier this year that killed two MDOT workers, according to the union that represents MDOT workers. Erik Bailey, executive director of...