A Detroit police officer received a deferred sentence and 11 months of probation after pleading to a computer-related charge tied to sexualized texts sent to his 12-year-old stepdaughter. The plea includes counseling, contact restrictions and a court review next year.

Two NIH researchers were charged after customs agents at Detroit Metro found 113 vials in their luggage; early testing reportedly found mostly deactivated monkeypox.

Robert Blackwell, 47, was killed in a hit-and-run on Vernor Highway. His family is pleading for tips as police search for the driver.

A motorcyclist was struck at the Maple & Drake roundabout Monday and rushed to hospital. Police say a dark SUV briefly stopped then fled; investigators want witnesses.

A 34-year-old man was killed and several others seriously injured Monday in a crash on North Hollister Road in Duplain Township. Deputies say the crash remains under investigation.

A viral clip of a Michigan nurse making violent, profanity-laced remarks is under review by the U.S. Secret Service; Michigan Medicine says it is cooperating.

A presidential proclamation retools Section 232 metal tariffs, shifting duties to full product value and adding tiered rates that could deepen costs for Detroit automakers and suppliers.

I-75 will be closed in both directions June 5–8 in Detroit for demolition of the Savannah Street/Oakland Avenue bridge. Expect detours onto the Chrysler service drives and several ramp closures.

Records show 93 Oakland County residents reported stolen SNAP benefits in 2023 as police reports point to skimming at checkout and state leaders move to issue chip-enabled cards.

Gotion has asked a federal court for millions after its planned $2.4B Michigan battery plant collapsed, as the state demands about $23.7M back in public funds.

A 30-year-old Farmington man died after a red-light crash at Big Beaver and Woodward in Bloomfield Township. Police say drugs are suspected and the crash is under investigation.

A Jackson mother has been charged after a second infant died while co-sleeping; a judge will decide whether the case moves to circuit court.

The Michigan DNR says wildfire danger is "very high" across the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula and has halted yard-debris burn permits as dry conditions persist.