John Gibson, a former Wayne County Roads Division employee, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in a scheme that defrauded the county of over $2.3 million.

A Detroit man was convicted of sex trafficking a minor and producing child pornography, with a minimum sentence of 15 years to life pending for May 8.

Two arrested in Ann Arbor after a failed robbery attempt at a local market and a subsequent police pursuit involving a stolen car.

A Clinton Township man's consistent purchase of Michigan Lottery scratch-off tickets yields a massive $300,000 prize. His daily routine at a local Marathon gas station proves to be life-altering, highlighting the potential of perseverance in lottery luck.

Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring on Groundhog Day 2024, marking only the 21st forecast for an early spring in the tradition's 138-year history.

Flint residents reached a $25 million settlement with Veolia over the water crisis, adding to the $655 million previously secured, while ongoing litigation continues.

A Sparta, Michigan local won a $1.1 million Lotto 47 jackpot with a ticket from Family Fare supermarket. The Michigan Lottery urges the winner to claim their prize.

Michigan State won 81-62 against Michigan, with Tom Izzo earning his 700th career win on his birthday. Jaden Aikins hit a career-high seven 3-pointers.

Detroit Police are seeking help to find Sahana McCowan, a missing 16-year-old girl, last seen on Jan. 29 near her home. She is 5'2" with brown hair and eyes.

The article provides a weather forecast for Detroit, predicting mixed clouds and sunshine with temperatures in the 40s, slight chances of showers, and a windy, cloudy evening. The trend continues with cloudy skies and a sunny weekend ahead.

Eight individuals involved in a plot to submit false electoral votes in Michigan appeared in court virtually, with the judge dividing defendants into two groups due to the case's complexity.

Detroit is hosting a month-long Black History Month tribute featuring daily content on Channel 22 and social media, with Historian Jamon Jordan giving a kickoff speech at Ford Field.

Detroit's Deputy Mayor announced a campaign to help residents claim tax credits, targeting a share of millions in federal and state funds, boosted by recent state legislation increasing Michigan EITC.