Ex-CFO William Smith of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy faces new allegations in court for embezzling an additional $15 million, having already been charged with wire fraud and money laundering.

A man in Detroit fled a traffic stop on I-94, nearly got hit by a truck, and was later arrested after being found with a gun and body armor. He faces multiple felony charges.

StockX becomes the Detroit Pistons' new jersey patch sponsor in a multiyear deal starting the 2024-25 NBA season, with both parties focusing on community engagement.

A Michigan Lotto 47 player won a $1.72 million jackpot, contributing to a string of recent lottery successes in the state. The winner has one year to claim the prize.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of grey, rainy weather for Detroit, with persistent showers and cloudy skies, but some respite expected by midweek.

A drunk driving incident in Macomb Township led to one fatality and three injuries after a Chevrolet Impala collided with an Acura TL. The Impala's driver is charged with operating while intoxicated causing death.

A Muskegon teen was indicted for a bomb hoax on a cruise ship, facing up to 5 years in prison if convicted. Authorities highlight the serious consequences of such false threats.

Former Inkster Mayor Patrick Wimberly pleads guilty to accepting $100,000 in bribes related to a property sale, with potential prison time and fines ahead.

Jacob Mraulak was found guilty in a crash that killed Vivian Carmody and injured her husband. He was under the influence and faces over 15 years in prison.

Mike Giannone, the head football coach of the Anchor Bay School District, has been placed on administrative leave, prompting parent concerns and rumors due to a lack of information.

A shooting at a Detroit Meijer store left one injured; the suspect was arrested. The altercation occurred on Tuesday morning and the victim is expected to recover.

The U.S. House has approved a bill to rename a Battle Creek Post Office after Sojourner Truth; it awaits the President's signature.

Malcolm Graham was arraigned on multiple robbery charges after allegedly robbing a Kalamazoo credit union. He was apprehended the same day, with a $75,000 bond set.