Four individuals, including minors, were detained after a shooting with no injuries in Kentwood, although a related crash caused one casualty. Police are investigating and seeking public information.

Detroit fire crews found a body in a home's attic after extinguishing a blaze; police and arson units investigate the incident's circumstances and the victim's identity.

A woman was killed and a man hospitalized in an early morning shooting in East Detroit, with police alerted by ShotSpotter technology. No arrests have been made.

Michigan residents vote on local issues, particularly school bonds, with potential low turnout and measures on education funding and public services like safety and parks.

Detroit police are seeking public help to find Jamila Gortman, 26, missing since May 5 and last seen on Carlisle Street. She was in a hoodie, Adidas pants, and Nike shoes. Tips can be made to the 5th Precinct or Crime Stoppers.

University of Michigan President Santa Ono will step down to become the University of Florida's new president after less than three years in his current role.

An altercation between two groups outside a Foot Locker in Eastpointe ended in a shooting, leaving two dead and two injured. No suspect is in custody.

A man in his 60s is in custody for fatally assaulting his wife with a sword in Detroit; police found the victim at the couple's home after his confession.

A 15-year-old was seriously injured in Ottawa County after failing to stop at a sign, resulting in a collision with a Chevrolet Silverado. Both vehicles ended up in a field.

Detroit forecast includes a wet week with showers and possible thunderstorms; highs in the 60s to mid-70s, with sunnier weather expected towards the end of the week.

A federal jury convicted Eduardo Lopez-Escarrega of Aggravated Felon Reentry; he's a repeated unauthorized entrant with a drug conviction. Sentencing is set for July 29.

A van rolled over in Wexford County to avoid a deer, critically injuring one and seriously injuring others; seatbelt usage is highlighted by MSP Seventh District.

Activewear brand Alo will be the first retail tenant at the $1.4 billion Hudson's Detroit development, marking a milestone in the city's revitalization.