William Callaway pled no contest to charges from a 2024 incident where he shot his girlfriend by accident and drove her past closer hospitals to avoid police.

A man has been arrested for indecent exposure towards young girls in Rochester Hills after turning himself in, with charges pending and further investigation underway.

An Ypsilanti man, Jacob Len, is charged with endangering Border Patrol agents through aggressive driving. He's released on bond with a court date set.

A 27-year-old Ionia man died in a motorcycle crash after hitting a mailbox. Alcohol is suspected to be a factor, with ongoing investigations by the sheriff's office.

Three hospitalized after Salem Township crash involving a stop sign violation with possible alcohol and speed factors.

Battle Creek Fire Department swiftly extinguished a kitchen fire, saved a Labrador, and highlighted the importance of smoke alarms, while promoting free smoke alarm installation.

A Michigan man received a three-year sentence for possessing an unregistered explosive device with intent to attack the Satanic Temple in Massachusetts.

John Burkman and Jacob Wohl entered no contest pleas to voter intimidation charges related to a deceptive robocall scheme in Detroit during the 2020 election.

A former John Ball Zoo employee was sentenced to 180 days in jail for taking up-skirt photos of visitors, which included a minor. He must also register as a sex offender and serve three years' probation.

A maintenance worker was fatally shot after an argument at the Devon Park Apartments in Royal Oak; suspect is in custody, with police asserting no ongoing danger.

The US Coast Guard rescued three boaters from Lake Erie after their sailboat grounded during a race. Their MH-65 Dolphin helicopter conducted the hoist rescue.

Utz Brands Inc. is closing its Grand Rapids facility by January 30, 2026, to consolidate manufacturing operations, affecting jobs; despite growth in net sales, the company sees decreased net income.

Two executives from Surveying Solutions Inc. pleaded guilty to defrauding the U.S. Department of Transportation, resulting in a non-prosecution agreement and a $1.1 million penalty.