A Macomb County teen was arraigned for a drive-by shooting in Detroit, facing charges including second-degree murder. The incident resulted in the death of an 18-year-old.

Jony Saad Alatto is indicted for a 2022 Detroit mass shooting that resulted in three deaths and two injuries; he faces several charges including murder.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel joins a DOJ-led antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, alleging they've engaged in monopolistic practices harming consumers by inflating ticket prices.

A 59-year-old Flint woman was found dead in her car on a Michigan freeway, sparking a police investigation without initial signs of foul play or a crash.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel released a report on sexual abuse allegations within the Kalamazoo Diocese, involving 19 priests since 1950, and detailed the investigation's reliance on victim reports and diocese documents.

An Ohio driver was arrested after leading police on a high-speed chase into Michigan, ending in Monroe County. The pursuit started early Thursday morning when the driver fled a traffic stop.

An Oakland County man found a $4 million lottery ticket in a drawer after three months, which he bought at a local gas station. He plans to invest and start a new company with his winnings.

A judge ruled to allow seasonal closure of Northville's Main and Center streets for festivities, amidst mixed reactions from residents and business owners.

A 6-year-old Detroit boy shot his thumb after finding an unsecured gun at home; he's hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident is under investigation.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office continues to seek information on Cindy Moore, who disappeared in 1985, asking for public help to solve the cold case.

Troy teachers, lacking a contract since February, are picketing for better pay and respect for their work. They've highlighted the district's $32 million reserves, with ongoing negotiations potentially involving a mediator.

Police dismantled a pro-Palestinian student protest at the University of Michigan citing safety concerns; the university president emphasized freedom of expression and safe protesting.

Vinnice Daianie Leon faces a charge after her husband died from a head injury sustained when thrown from their car's hood during a dispute at a Wendy's in Holland, Michigan.