A Detroit man has been charged with first‑degree premeditated murder in the Oct. 24, 2025 west‑side killing of a 20‑year‑old. A probable‑cause hearing is set for June 18.

A tenants’ group says judges in Detroit’s 36th District Court have been entering eviction judgments without confirming city Certificates of Compliance. The lawsuit asks the court to require verification before judgments.

Severe storms early Friday left more than 24,000 DTE customers without power across Metro Detroit. Crews are working to restore service and officials warn residents to avoid downed lines.

Crime Stoppers of Michigan says it needs about $250,000 by July 1 to avoid cutting 90% of its programs; only the anonymous 1-800-SPEAK-UP tipline would remain.

A Saginaw jury is weighing whether parolee Deangelo McNeal killed 22-year-old Marquaveus Baston in a March 2025 parking-lot shooting after prosecutors showed surveillance. Closing arguments and jury instructions ended Thursday, and jurors are deliberating.

Ford is recalling 548,463 Expeditions after console chrome trim can peel and create sharp edges; dealers will replace affected parts free.

Twelve people were rescued after multiple small boats overturned near Belle Isle Wednesday evening; crews and good Samaritans brought everyone ashore with no serious injuries reported.

Southgate canceled a planned Pride hour at the Veterans Memorial Library, citing limits on municipal spending. The move follows similar last-minute changes in nearby communities.

An 18-year-old accused in a Novi sex case has been bound over to Oakland County Circuit Court; arraignment is set for June 23.

A 34-year-old Perry woman died after her car ran off Britton Road and struck a tree. Michigan State Police say speed may have been a factor.

Central Michigan University named Dr. Joshua Nosanchuk dean as the university advances a major Saginaw medical campus expansion. The hire is meant to boost training and local impact.

A Michigan appeals court vacated Joseph Morrison’s terrorism and related convictions in the Whitmer kidnap case, finding the state’s kidnapping law doesn’t qualify as a ‘violent felony.’

A Detroit man faces felony charges after prosecutors say he assaulted his girlfriend on a bus and inside a downtown Potbelly. Authorities arrested him after a downtown foot chase.