A 15-year-old was arrested for a double shooting in Hamtramck that injured two teens. The police have the suspect and weapon in custody, and the victims are expected to recover.

Eric Chung declares candidacy for Michigan's 10th Congressional District, emphasizing the American Dream and criticizing current policies, drawing on his background as a lawyer and government official.

Two men were charged following a shooting near a Detroit nightclub after allegedly robbing and shooting a victim, leading to their arrest and upcoming court proceedings.

Warren police officers are praised for saving a man from potentially jumping off an overpass, using crisis intervention and de-escalation skills. The man was taken for a mental health evaluation.

Gull Lake Community Schools closed due to a reported threat of violence, prompting an investigation and additional security measures. Classes to remain canceled until the threat is addressed.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit against Roku, alleging violations of children's online privacy laws by collecting personal data without proper consent.

The Dearborn Mayor's Arts Awards honored local artists and art benefactors, recognizing contributions across seven categories at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center.

Detroit celebrated 10 years of the Sachse Construction Academy's role in teaching trades to high school students, coinciding with National Apprenticeship Day.

A man in Troy, Michigan, was arrested for trying to sell a stolen French bulldog back to its owner, leading to his arrest and a felony larceny charge.

Detroit Police are searching for Elizabeth Murphy, last seen leaving Henry Ford Hospital in a hospital gown, as she suffers from Bipolar Disorder. Call 313-596-1040 with info.

A pickup truck driver died in a crash on I-94 near Wayne, reported CBS News Detroit. MSP says the driver, not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected. Four others were injured. The freeway was closed for hours but later reopened. Investigations are ongoing.

Slifco Electric, LLC has settled for over $1.4 million over claims of misrepresenting eligibility for PPP loan forgiveness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dearborn has renamed city spaces after influential residents, acknowledging their contributions to the community, including former Mayor O’Reilly, Chief Curator Tate, arts leader Woodyard, and council member Sareini.