Ann Arbor police search for a prowler seen near the University of Michigan campus, peering into student residences. Increased patrols and safety measures are advised.

Madison Heights is implementing a new trash and recycling program aimed at increasing recycling by 50%, switching to a cart-only collection system, with anticipated savings for the city.

Michigan may update sturgeon fishing rules, with new catch-and-release season proposals and a shorter Black Lake season to help with logistical and budgetary constraints.

Two persons of interest are in custody after 15-year-old Lawrence Dowl was found dead in a Detroit cemetery; details of their involvement are unclear.

Michigan DNR researchers use trail cameras to monitor the state's elk population, aiming to improve survey precision compared to traditional aerial methods.

Authorities seek the driver in a critical hit-and-run in Pontiac, marking the city's seventh such incident in 2025. The Hispanic victim remains unidentified.

Authorities are searching for Jacob Angeles, who disappeared after visiting the Michigan Renaissance Festival and missed his work shift, which is uncharacteristic of him.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel leads a coalition suing the DOE over a policy that could limit funding for state energy programs, arguing it violates negotiated cost rate agreements.

A Westland man was charged with possessing child sexual abuse material, with bond set at $50,000, GPS monitoring, and no contact with minors or computer use.

Detroit's weather will be mostly sunny with highs around 80°F and light east winds, shifting to a chance of showers and thunderstorms midweek, then returning to sunny conditions towards the weekend.

The Detroit Police confirmed the safe recovery of missing 12-year-old Rain Williams, who was last seen on Northlawn Street. Details of her condition were not disclosed.

A pedestrian in Sterling Heights was seriously injured in an early morning collision with an SUV. The accident caused a temporary road closure for investigation.

The NCAA sanctioned the University of Michigan football program for a sign-stealing scandal, which includes fines, a probation period, recruiting restrictions, a show-cause order for the former head coach, and scholarship penalties.