Early morning shooting at a mobile home park in Shelby Township, Michigan led to an arrest after police found the suspect's vehicle. No further public threat exists.

Hamilton Fire Chief David Haverdink died after being hit by a vehicle while responding to a medical incident. He served his community for over 50 years.

Detroit police are seeking help to locate missing 19-year-old Xavier Edwards, last seen December 25 on Faircrest St. He has a neck tattoo reading "1980" and a crown tattoo on his forearm.

A Clinton Township man, Anthony Patterson, faces multiple felonies for an armed robbery in Eastpointe, where he allegedly robbed patrons and employees.

Detroit announces a $105 million budget surplus, marking the 11th consecutive year of surplus since emerging from bankruptcy in 2014, with credit given to strong expense management and department efficiency.

Michigan's MDOT received $133 million in federal and state grants to enhance the state's bus infrastructure, promoting efficiency and eco-friendly transit.

Michigan's MDOT reports completion of bridge projects in Allegan and Ottawa counties, improving infrastructure with its local agency bridge bundling program.

Michigan police seized firearms, including a "Tommy gun," and 56.9 grams of meth, resulting in three arrests during a multi-agency drug bust in Isabella County.

A man was killed by police in Alpena after cutting an officer with a knife during a traffic stop; the officers are on leave during the ongoing investigation.

Detroit's Mammoth Building and skybridge demolished, signaling hope for future redevelopment and ending decades of blight as part of Mayor Duggan's initiative.

Erebus Haunted Attraction in Metro Detroit offers a "Nightmare After Christmas" event with options for either a festive or intense scare experience, including charitable donations for discounts.

Detroit anticipates a wintry mix leading up to Christmas with possibilities of snow and rain. Expect sunny then cloudy skies with moderate temperatures and winds throughout the week.

Sterling Heights, MI introduced a Little Free Sled Library for residents to borrow sleds for winter fun, supported by the Parks and Rec and Public Library.