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

The Supreme Court on Tuesday cleared the way for the Trump administration to restrict a Biden-era policy allowing immigration judges to temporarily close thousands of deportation cases. bit.ly/3W8OmbW

A federal grand jury Tuesday in Washington, D.C., declined to indict former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson over her testimony about President Donald Trump and the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol bit.ly/4e39ma8