A MyMichigan Health EMS ambulance transporting a patient rolled over at the intersection of I-75 and M-28 just before 1 a.m.

Officials have confirmed that Rebecca Park, a pregnant woman missing since early November, was found dead in Manistee National Forest.

Lawmakers at the Michigan State Capitol will witness classroom innovation during the 24th Annual AT&T and MACUL Student Technology Showcase.

With snow expected this weekend, the U.S. Postal Service is urging residents to clear snow and ice from walkways and mailbox areas to keep letter carriers safe.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a lawsuit against the federal government, challenging new USDA guidance that affects food assistance eligibility.

The Detroit Lions are teaming up with Feeding America to fight hunger during the holiday season.

The Michigan Public Health Week Partnership is now accepting nominations for the Hometown Health Hero Awards.

An officer-involved shooting is under investigation in Northeast Michigan. Michigan State Police say detectives are looking into a shooting involving Presque Isle County sheriff’s deputies, though the incident itself happened in Alpena County. MSP reports no deputies were hurt. The suspect was taken to the hospital with injuries, but there’s no word yet on their condition. M-65 near Leer Road is expected to remain closed for some time while investigators process the scene. State Police say there is no threat to the public, but drivers should avoid the area and find an alternate route. Updates will be released as more information becomes available.

Thanksgiving Eve, often referred to as "Drinksgiving" and "Blackout Wednesday," is recognized as a significant day for alcohol consumption nationwide. Alcohol sales see a notable increase, DUI arrests rise, and police enhance patrols. Beer accounts for the majority of Thanksgiving weekend sales, and there is a 55% increase in alcohol-related crashes from Wednesday through Sunday, leading to over 400 deaths annually. Law enforcement agencies are ready to intensify patrols during the holiday period, and local bars are gearing up for a busy night.

Crowds were in full force on Cass and Front Street for the Traverse City light tree lighting ceremony, which kicked off tonight with fun festivities for all.

The First Baptist Church of Charlevoix is addressing a pressing issue by opening its six-and-a-half acres for affordable housing.

With Thanksgiving days away, Christmas tree farms across Northern Michigan are already buzzing.

The Grand Traverse Bay YMCA has teamed up with the Women's Resource Center to relaunch its "Cans for a Cause" food drive and membership promotion.

Northwestern Michigan College students and community members gathered for the annual walk for health and housing, highlighting homelessness in Traverse City.

Early this morning, Traverse City Police responded to a call on the 300 block of East State Street, where they found 32-year-old Larry Boyd IV, a city employee, shot to death.