PAO Detroit was named the most beautiful restaurant in Michigan by People Magazine, as part of its "50 Most Beautiful Restaurants in America" list for its 50th anniversary edition.

An off-duty detective running in a marathon witnessed a domestic dispute, leading to a chase and arrest of an armed man on parole with suspected cocaine.

Detroit's Cinco de Mayo event was halted by police citing safety concerns, leading to accusations of racism and over-policing by community members and a councilmember.

An 18-year-old driver and his passenger crashed their Kia into a Macomb County Sheriff’s patrol car on I-94; both teens and the deputy, who avoided injury, were hospitalized.

Ottawa County, Michigan commissioners may receive a 60% pay raise following a contentious vote; some local officials criticize the increase as excessive and question the process's transparency.

Two women were killed and a man critically injured in a triple shooting in Southwest Detroit. The suspect remains unidentified and police are seeking information.

A former Wayne County Juvenile Detention Center worker is charged with sexually assaulting two teens. Svetlana Kuryanova could face 15 years in prison if convicted.

The body of 6-year-old Tahj Evans was found in the Flint River a week after going missing, marking a tragic end to the intensive search efforts coordinated by the Genesee County Sheriff's office.

Parolee Juan Ramirez Jr. was arrested in Dallas for the stabbing death of a senior citizen in Pontiac, Michigan. He was caught without incident at a bus station.

Former ATF investigator Tiesha Johnson faces trial for allegedly defrauding COVID-19 relief funds totaling $34,000, according to Michigan's AG Dana Nessel.

Michigan law enforcement seized over $20,000 worth of narcotics and firearms during raids in Oakland County, with no immediate arrests but an ongoing investigation.

A Monroe man faces a $500,000 bond for allegedly robbing a liquor store; he was identified using license plate reader technology and arrested by a SWAT team.

A rabid bat in Washtenaw County, Michigan, prompts a health alert; the first since 2022, with officials urging public vigilance and reporting any bat exposures.