Three Ohio men were charged with the murder of a businessman at his marijuana grow business in Pontiac, Michigan, after orchestrating a robbery that ended in the victim's death.

Detroit's City Council approved phase two of a solar energy project to power municipal buildings, despite mixed public opinion and concerns over funding continuity.

Authorities continue searching a landfill for missing Warren mother Ashley Elkins, following leads from cell phone data, while her former boyfriend faces charges related to her disappearance.

Detroit police seek "Cheryl" for an assault on a Family Dollar employee with a box cutter; a reward is offered for information leading to her capture.

Lukas Munro of Mecosta County is charged with multiple child sex crimes, including production of abusive material, based on a joint law enforcement investigation.

Detroit's three casinos saw $109.6 million in revenue for December 2024, led by MGM with a 47% share. Table games and slots dominated earnings, while sports betting lagged.

Checker Bar in Detroit is temporarily closed due to a significant fire believed to have started from an explosion in the basement electrical room. A GoFundMe is set up to support staff during the closure.

A man was arrested in Gaines Township after gunfire during a domestic dispute, which involved an altercation with a woman and occurred with children present. Bullets hit a nearby home, but no injuries were reported.

Portage Public Schools Superintendent Mark Bielang announced his retirement effective end of the 2024-2025 school year.

Two dogs were saved from a house fire near Marshall, Michigan, after deputies responded to a call signaling flames and barking from the residence. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

U.S. Attorney Mark Totten will resign on January 20, 2025, after impactful efforts combatting gun violence and corruption in Michigan's Western District since 2022.

Michigan Gov. Whitmer signs bills to support entrepreneurs with a new R&D Tax Credit and a $60 million Innovation Fund, aiming to boost business growth and prevent brain drain.

A homeowner in Calhoun County discovered dynamite in their basement, prompting a bomb squad response and a controlled disposal of the explosives. Authorities are investigating the incident.