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.

A 21-year-old man is feared drowned after a boat capsized on Lower Evans Lake, Mecosta County. His companion survived, but search efforts for the young man were hampered by darkness.

Two Michigan juveniles were arrested for allegedly vandalizing over 70 vehicles in Cheboygan, as per Michigan State Police. The vandalism included tire deflation and fuel tank damage.

The Wayne County Prosecutor will not file charges against five individuals arrested during a Palestinian rights protest at Wayne State University, citing insufficient evidence and the importance of free speech rights.

Warren Mott High School closed for a day following a false shooting scare at a dance and a subsequent non-credible threat, allowing students a break to address their mental health.

An 18-year-old is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 15-year-old girl in Grand Rapids. The victim, La-kyijah Williams, was not the intended target.

A 15-year-old boy threatens gun violence at Monroe County's Bedford High School Homecoming dance, leading to a law enforcement investigation and security measures at the event.