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A tragic collision in Lake Huron involving the passenger ship City of Cleveland III and the Norwegian freighter Ravnefjeel resulted in three deaths, one missing, and numerous injuries. Fog and miscommunication are believed to have contributed to the incident’s severity.
Bay City police are investigating a gunfire incident on McGraw Street, with no injuries reported. They seek community assistance for information on suspects. Residents express safety concerns, emphasizing the need for vigilance and involvement in ensuring neighborhood security.
A Michigan State Police trooper narrowly avoided a collision after a car struck a deer and crossed into oncoming traffic in Tuscola County. The incident highlighted the importance of safe driving speeds, especially during deer season, with no injuries reported.
A 29-year-old man died after jumping from the Zilwaukee Bridge during a low-speed police pursuit initiated due to a suicidal crisis call. The incident left a sheriff’s deputy with minor injuries after a collision. Investigation by Michigan State Police is underway.
A two-vehicle collision on M-62 in Jefferson Township resulted in one injury, with alcohol suspected as a contributing factor. One driver was hospitalized, while the other was treated at the scene. An investigation is ongoing into the accident’s circumstances.
Gun Lake Tribe plans to reopen the beloved fast food chain, starting with Wayland and Alpena. A Beloved Brand Returns to West Michigan Hot ‘n Now, a fast-food chain once synonymous with affordability and convenience, is making a comeback in West …
Michigan has sued President Trump over his executive order denying birthright citizenship to children of non-citizen parents, arguing it violates the Fourteenth Amendment. The lawsuit, joined by 20 states, warns of severe consequences for affected families and state resources.
Three individuals were sentenced for defrauding elderly victims through a large-scale international scheme that exploited over $2 million via wire and mail fraud. Principal defendant Fatai Okunola received 121 months in prison, while two accomplices received shorter sentences and ordered restitution for their roles in the conspiracy.
