Judge Kenneth King of Detroit has been removed from his docket and mandated to undergo training after handcuffing a teenager who fell asleep in his courtroom.

Cleanup efforts are set to begin at the site of a deadly explosion in Clinton Township, with the EPA leading the process to clear debris from the March incident.

A man was arrested after two consecutive hit-and-runs in Grand Rapids, resulting in pedestrian injuries and the suspect fleeing. Police eventually detained the driver after a pursuit.

Jones Soda is entering the Michigan market with its Mary Jones cannabis-infused beverages, including THC sodas and syrups, and has launched 100mg THC shooters in California.

Detroit introduced free Wi-Fi in five parks, aiding community connectivity and benefiting students like Miranda Pasaye with internet access for tasks like college applications.

An electrical fire at Kamper Stevens Apartments in Detroit caused one death, injuries, and displacement of residents, highlighting maintenance concerns.

April Marie Graves is charged with multiple felonies, including assault with intent to murder, after intentionally crashing her vehicle in Westland, severely injuring one man. She was reportedly intoxicated during the incident.

A man from Shelby Township was arrested after attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl at a Sterling Heights park, foiled by the girl's aunt and a volunteer citizen.

A 75-year-old man was hit by a car while biking in Zeeland Township; hospitalized in stable condition. The incident is under investigation, with no suspicion of drugs or alcohol involved.

A former USPS employee in Lansing is sentenced to probation for stealing mail and redeeming stolen rebate cards.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson was the target of swatting, a serious prank calling police to a false threat, expressing concern over its use as political violence.

A 31-year-old man drowned in Hart Lake; recovery efforts involved multiple agencies. Alcohol is suspected to have influenced the incident. The victim's identity is undisclosed, and the case is under investigation.

Gas prices in Michigan drop, with the average now at $3.58 per gallon; a 10-cent dip from the prior week, and signs indicate further potential for stabilization or decrease.