The HSHV rescued 126 animals from a Michigan woman with a history of animal cruelty, including pending felony charges. The animals were in poor health and will soon be available for adoption.

Detroit police are seeking help to find Ay’yaire Brown, a missing 15-year-old, last seen on September 3, 2025. She's 5'7", with black hair and brown eyes. Call 313-596-5740 with information.

Kevin Buchanan of Warren, arrested for possessing child sexual abuse materials, faces multiple felony charges after a tip led to a search and seizure at his home.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel targets fraudulent businesses, filing lawsuits and winning judgments to protect consumers from deceptive practices, including a sham tree service and a dishonest furniture drop-shipper.

Westland firefighters battled a severe blaze at Woodview Apartments, which resulted in extensive damage but no casualties. The Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.

Detroit Police are looking for missing 13-year-old Tiara-Rose Taylor, last seen wearing black clothes. She's 5'2" with red and blonde hair. Public assistance is sought.

Huazi Piao, a Chinese national, pled guilty to running illegal massage parlors in Wayne County, MI, for commercial sex, after an investigation by multiple agencies.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission recognized 18 sustainable gardens for contributing to the city's environmental sustainability and flood mitigation efforts.

Detroit Police are searching for Esterlene Motley, a missing 74-year-old with dementia and schizophrenia, last seen wearing a blue scarf, checkered coat, and black pants.

A $2 million Powerball ticket was sold in Detroit, with the winner matching five balls and selecting the Power Play option. The jackpot has risen to $1.7 billion, marking the third-largest in U.S. history.

The MGCB's "Mini Me" ad won the Platinum dotCOMM Award for effective social media marketing promoting responsible gambling, especially among 18-24-year-olds.

Mayor Mike Duggan announces the Neighborhood Beautification Program winners in Detroit, with $1.15 million awarded to 94 community groups for local improvement projects.

The Detroit City Council voted 8-1 for an ordinance to prosecute certain misdemeanors locally, aiming to reduce Wayne County's caseload. This will start on July 1, 2026, with the Law Department expanding for the new system.