A Monroe County deputy shot and killed an individual Sunday near North Dixie Highway and I‑75 in Frenchtown Township; an independent investigation is underway.

A 47-year-old Salem Township man died after being struck by a pickup on Salem Road near Jessica Lane. State police say the driver was not injured and the crash is under investigation.

State police have opened a homicide investigation after a 73-year-old inmate died at Macomb Correctional Facility last Wednesday. Officials identified the man as Daniel Keith Hosmer, who had prior convictions, according to records.

The Lions traded up to take Michigan edge Derrick Moore at No. 44, betting he can add burst opposite Aidan Hutchinson. The pick cost Detroit a mid‑round selection to the Jets.

Joshua Lee pleaded guilty to one count of second‑degree criminal sexual conduct related to alleged incidents at Women's Huron Valley. Sentencing is set for June 18, 2026.

After an eight‑month renovation, MOCAD reopens this weekend with new street‑facing windows, a Learning Studio and a spring slate of Detroit artists. Mayor Mary Sheffield attended the preview.

James Carter was sentenced to 35–45 years in Hillsdale County after a jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting a minor in 2008, the attorney general's office said.

Perry Johnson sued Rep. John James in Ingham County, saying James’ “John James Governor” branding misleads voters and asking a judge to block its use before the August primary.

A Chippewa County jury found Robert Leonard Ross guilty of sexually assaulting an intoxicated 16-year-old; prosecutors presented texts, photos and bodycam footage.

A system error led Michigan to mail incorrect "notice of adjustment" letters that alarmed filers. Treasury says prepayments are recorded correctly and corrected notices will be sent.

A Kingsley contractor now faces felony contractor-fraud counts in three Northern Michigan counties as investigators say losses tied to the probe have swelled to nearly $1 million.

A new SBAM score card finds Michigan’s small‑business base is solid but growth is being choked by rising labor, energy and health‑care costs.

Nearly 75 hydrants were stripped on Detroit's west side in about 48 hours, officials say, and crews are racing to replace parts as police investigate.