Isaac Sissel was sentenced to 30 months for threatening conservative Christians, pleading guilty to interstate threat transmission with a hate crime enhancement.

Detroit Police are searching for Nakiah Gibson, a missing 14-year-old from Detroit's east side. She is 4'1" tall, last seen in a brown top and black shorts. Public assistance is requested.

Detroit police and community search for missing 15-year-old Keyonna McDonald, last seen on September 27th on the city's west side. Authorities urge public assistance.

Detroit's weather forecast promises a week of sunny days with comfortable temperatures, including highs near 80 degrees and nighttime lows around 56 degrees.

A man was struck and killed on I-75 in Detroit while walking in the southbound lanes; the involved vehicle's driver cooperated with police. The incident is under investigation.

An 18-year-old was killed in a shooting in Ann Arbor, with a post-confrontation shootout outside a strip mall. Police apprehended three suspects after a car chase.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel praised prosecutors Robyn Liddell and Melissa Palepu for receiving distinguished legal awards for their work on cases of sexual assault, police misconduct, and human trafficking.

MDOT will close Saginaw Road near I-75 for culvert repairs from Oct. 3 to 6, with detours provided. It's part of Gov. Whitmer's Rebuilding Michigan program.

A Detroit man, 70, died in a multi-vehicle crash in Bloomfield Township, which closed Telegraph Road for hours. He may have suffered a medical emergency before the crash.

A water main break in Novi, Michigan disrupted local services and prompted a boil water advisory. It affected schools and healthcare facilities, leading to repairs by field service crews and local authorities.

Two Detroit residents charged with fraudulent schemes to obtain over $12 million in Federal Student Aid funds.

Joshua Stilman faces federal charges for using AI to create and threaten to release AI-generated pornographic images of an influencer in an extortion attempt.

Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield is involved in an ethics inquiry regarding free Jeezy concert tickets from Comerica Bank. Her rival, Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr., has raised concerns about corruption, while Sheffield denies any violation.