Michigan State Police

Michigan may have nearly 2 million deer, trailing only Texas. With crashes, crop damage and disease concerns rising, the DNR wants Lower Peninsula hunters taking more does.

Michigan State Police are seeking tips in the 1977 disappearance of Glenna Jane West, a 34-year-old St. Joseph mother of four. Her purse was found, but Glenna and her station wagon vanished.

Michigan drivers must stop at least 20 feet from school buses with flashing red lights, or risk fines and community service.

A new Outforia analysis found Michigan ranked ninth nationally for animal-related deaths, though deadly encounters remain rare.

MSP and local agencies are targeting drivers who ignore Michigan’s Move Over law during a statewide enforcement effort.

Operation Ghostrider uses unmarked vehicles to spot illegal phone use.

After more than 40 years, investigators identified a suspect in a Flint cold case.

A northern Michigan dam is less than 8 inches from the top. Crews are running five pumps, placing sandbags, and racing to bring a hydroelectric station back online. Officials say more rain is on the way.

A Mid-Michigan property owner made a disturbing discovery after finding human remains on newly purchased land in Forest Township.

The Michigan State Police will test outdoor tornado sirens on March 18, 2026, at 1 p.m. as part of a preparedness drill. Residents should use it to review their tornado response plans and shelter locations.