A 5-year-old child was fatally shot in Garfield Township, Michigan. State Police are investigating the incident with no threat to public safety reported.

A Wyoming Fifth Third Bank was robbed for the second time in two weeks; a 59-year-old man was arrested shortly after with the stolen cash. No injuries occurred during the incident.

Detroit police are searching for missing 16-year-old Henry Driver Jr. who left home on Whitfield Street and hasn't returned. He's 5' tall, 120 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Tips should go to the 10th Precinct or Crime Stoppers.

A Macomb woman was charged with DUI after driving the wrong way on a freeway. No collision occurred as police halted traffic; she refused a breathalyzer and faces court.

Gordie Howe's memorabilia, including jerseys and personal items, is up for auction to benefit The Howe Foundation.

Detroit will soon test a 10-mile autonomous shuttle route called the Connect, using electric Ford E-Transit vans funded by Michigan Central, Bedrock, and OFME.

Ex-Lions CB Cameron Sutton faces a misdemeanor domestic battery charge in Florida and could face a year in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted. He turned himself in and was released on his own recognizance.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signed a law ending the ban on compensated surrogacy, allowing broader parenting options and setting legal standards for surrogacy agreements.

The NCAA East Regional games brought fans to Detroit, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Purdue beat Tennessee, advancing to the Final Four. Visitors praised the city's hospitality and proximity of venues, leaving with positive impressions.

A ticket sold in Michigan won $1 million in the Powerball draw, as the jackpot rises to $975 million. Four tickets, including the Michigan winner, matched the five white balls nationwide. The next draw is scheduled for April 1.

Oakland County police warn of increased high-end home burglaries by organized thieves, believed to be groups from Chile, after a residence lost $800,000 to a heist.

Detroit sues the Census Bureau for undercounting its population, claiming the formula used is flawed and penalizes cities for demolishing abandoned structures.

University of Michigan names Crystal James as its first Black female police chief, marking a historic milestone in the university's law enforcement and diversity efforts.