Alicia Bradford pleaded guilty to felonious assault after a New Year’s Day 2025 BP confrontation in Farmington Hills; sentencing is March 31 and her husband’s trial continues.

Detroit police are seeking tips after a Feb. 21 home break-in on the 19300 block of Yonka Street; two TVs and clothing were taken and a $1,000 reward is being offered.

After a national cold-case review re-examined Belinda Gardella’s 1983 stabbing, Redford Township siblings say prosecutors still won’t bring charges.

Brig. Gen. Leah Voelker has taken command at Selfridge as the 127th Wing shifts to F-15EX fighters and KC-46 tankers, a transition that will bring major construction and community impacts.

An Ann Arbor pediatric urologist was arraigned after investigators say devices seized from his home contained child sexually abusive material. The probe began with a cyber tip to a national hotline.

Kansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid warned that inflation remains the Fed’s main problem and said the central bank’s mortgage bond holdings are lowering home-borrowing costs.

Three finalists will replace retiring Macomb president James O. Sawyer IV; trustees will interview candidates March 3–5 with public forums on campus.

Michigan State Police say decomposed human remains were found Tuesday near the West River Drive exit of U.S. 131 in Comstock Park; identification is pending. The investigation is ongoing.

Roger Penske is staging the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C., Aug. 21–23 as part of America’s 250th—organizers say it will be free and a March 9 rollout will follow.

Six of seven Wyandotte trustees urged a colleague to resign after a Facebook comment that compared Muslims to dogs, rejecting her written apology at a packed special meeting.

A judge dismissed the murder case against Muhammad Murphy after a key witness failed to appear, leaving families stunned while prosecutors weigh whether to re-file. The killings date to March 11, 2025 in a DeSoto Street home.

State lawmakers are drafting bills to license and require accreditation for stand‑alone hyperbaric clinics after the deadly Troy chamber fire, with sponsors pointing to UHMS and NFPA standards.

A 70-year-old man is charged after prosecutors say he dumped a 5‑gallon pail of feces on the Saginaw County Courthouse. He was arrested on an outstanding warrant and now faces multiple felonies.