After a historic March run last season, Michigan is looking to push even further this year with a loaded roster. bit.ly/4k3ZBfR

AAA says that the busiest time of year for vehicle deer crashes runs from October through December. bit.ly/4yQvuMy

Detroit Lions legend Herman Moore shared what that transition looked like for him during a visit to UM-Flint. bit.ly/4BwZoYw

Police are turning to the public to help identify two subjects that are wanted for questioning in a hit and run investigation. bit.ly/3Wg43hu

Due to Federal cuts to the Victims of Crime Act, two non-profits in Mid-Michigan that help domestic violence victims lose thousands of dollars in federal funds. bit.ly/3Wa9lLx

Dr. Jennifer Shuford, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) deputy director and chief medical officer, is resigning after about six months on the job. bit.ly/48oYgJ7

With just one week out from election day, all kinds of high-profile people are visiting Michigan and Vice President JD Vance is the latest to descend on the battleground state. bit.ly/4kkezhy

A Michigan State Police trooper helped to save a bald eagle after it was struck by a vehicle. bit.ly/4ibagUv

A 28-year-old Fenton man has died after being struck by a box truck along I-96. bit.ly/4jF0T0u

Police are releasing information on an incident that caused a Essexville-Hampton school to go into lockdown on Tuesday. bit.ly/4sw5e8C

A former LakeVille teacher charged with numerous criminal sexual conduct counts has died. bit.ly/4kkK2QP

Mid-Michigan NOW spoke with the candidates for Michigan's 7th Congressional District: bit.ly/4sMqQOl

Anthropic’s bid to go public comes with a stark warning: The company says advanced artificial intelligence could pose “catastrophic or existential” risks if it is misused, replicated, weaponized or allowed to act with too much autonomy. bit.ly/4iFm6X7

This week's Rescue Roundup features Prince, a 1-year-old mixed-breed dog with plenty of energy, a playful personality and a unique look, who is currently waiting for another chance at finding his forever home at Adopt-A-Pet Fenton. bit.ly/4ioOxHF

A new Pew Research Center survey finds that most Americans remain confident in the administration of U.S. elections, but voters are divided along party lines over ballot access, mail-in voting, noncitizen voting and election security. bit.ly/4k2RmRd

Rick McCormack, the Cheesecake Factory’s former vice president of design, criticized former President Barack Obama’s comparison of the White House’s gold decor to the restaurant’s. bit.ly/4ssVDiU

The family of a student who ate a pretzel coated in an oven cleaner has filed a nearly $1 million lawsuit against the School District, as well as the principal and lead cook at the Middle School. bit.ly/48jlwZ0

Noah Wyle received the annual honor from the magazine, telling PEOPLE, “I thought that sounded like a prank — just not in a million years did I think that this would be an honor bestowed on me.” bit.ly/4zUqCXB

A “singer” in an Artificial Intelligence band announced she would be leaving the band because she is “pregnant.” bit.ly/4soOLCY

After the release of a recent artificial intelligence political attack ad targeting Democratic congressional candidate Jamie Ager, attorneys say Asheville drag queens could take legal steps for use of likeness. bit.ly/482ZvxP