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.

A motorcyclist died in Oxford Township after his motorcycle collided with a car. The 66-year-old victim, Jimmie Haggadone, was struck by a vehicle while both faced traffic lights.

Catalytic converters were stolen from vehicles at Gerald R. Ford International Airport, with travelers discovering the theft upon their return. The airport authority responded with assurances of security measures in place.

University of Michigan police arrested a man linked to a reported sexual assault at a campus parking garage, based on an arranged meeting via a dating app.

Detroit's weather forecasts a mix of sunshine and showers, with temperatures fluctuating from highs in the 70s to chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Michigan police begin Operation Ghost Rider, using unmarked vehicles to target distracted drivers and enforce hands-free driving law with potential fines and community service.

A man was fatally stabbed in Grand Rapids; suspect in custody. The incident happened on Alpine Avenue NW. Police are investigating and urging witnesses to come forward.

A Detroit police officer was arraigned on charges of second-degree child abuse and felonious assault for allegedly threatening his nephew with a Taser.

The Detroit Police are seeking help to find Brialla Adams, a 14-year-old missing since April 24 from Bagley Street. She has auburn hair, is 5'6" tall, and weighs 110 pounds.

An intoxicated driver in Ann Arbor hit a guide wire, sending her car into a near-vertical position. She and her passengers were unharmed, but she faces DUI charges with a BAC over twice the legal limit.