A 15-year-old camp counselor drowned at Owasippe Scout Reservation. The teen was found in Big Blue Lake after a search initiated for a missing person. Investigations are ongoing.

Michigan AG Nessel announced that Dustin Sutton, convicted for a 2014 sexual assault, received a 6-15 year sentence as part of Operation Survivor Justice.

A man from Centerline faces first-degree murder charges for a fatal shooting at a hotel, with most charges upheld except for one dropped by the court.

A driver was killed after crashing during a police chase in Livingston County following an attempted traffic stop for reckless driving. The chase ended when the suspect's vehicle collided with others.

The disassembly of the last tower crane marks significant progress in the construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, expected to open by fall 2025.

A Michigan online player won $1 million in the Powerball on July 14, matching five white balls. The winner has not claimed the prize yet. No jackpot winner was found, so the prize grows.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently discovered a live Egyptian locust in a traveler's luggage at Detroit Metro Airport, underscoring the threat invasive species pose to American agriculture.

AG Nessel leads a coalition seeking to restrict ICE from using undercover tactics like masks, pushing for transparent identification to ensure public safety and accountability.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Monroe, Michigan for pointing a gun, making a false 911 call, and carrying a concealed weapon. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Dearborn honored Suzanne Sareini by renaming a senior housing building after her, recognizing her legacy as the city's first Arab American councilwoman.

A teen in Detroit accidentally shot another; the victim is stable. Police arrested the gun owner for the unsecured firearm. An investigation is ongoing.

A 69-year-old man received a 20-30 year sentence for sexual assault committed two decades prior, highlighting Michigan's commitment to justice for such crimes.

MDOT is hosting a public open house on July 30 to discuss pedestrian bridge usage in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties and gather feedback for their strategic plan.