A Michigan man, Ryan Lewis Vallance, was arrested for threatening to attack the Oakland County GOP and its youth chair, administering a $1 million bond. He admitted to the threats driven by his dislike of Trump and the GOP.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel sues HUD over policy changes limiting access to housing grants, fearing increased homelessness and impact on vulnerable populations.

ICE agents detained two Detroit high school students from Venezuela, sparking community protests and concerns over educational disruption and immigration enforcement.

Detroit anticipates mixed rain and snow with strong gusts and temperatures around 35 degrees, worsening into the night with possible snow accumulation.

A head-on crash in Monroe County led to the death of 19-year-old Abbigal Garbers and serious injury to Palmer G. Merkel. Driver inattention may have been a contributing factor. An investigation is ongoing.

A California man is charged with conducting a digital tap-to-pay identity theft scheme in Wayne County, using stolen credit card information for fraudulent transactions.

Virginia Smith led Michigan deputies on a high-speed chase across counties, ending with a crash. She faces multiple charges, including second-degree fleeing and DUI.

Detroit police are searching for 65-year-old James Gunter, last seen on the 8600 block of Artesian. He has schizophrenia and is 5'7", 165 pounds, with black and gray hair. Anyone with information is urged to call 313-596-5640 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up.

Michigan State Police partner with Kroger to donate 200 Thanksgiving dinner kits to families in need, following a tradition of community support during the holidays.

The CPKC Holiday Train brought festive cheer to Detroit, pausing at Michigan Central Station without making local stops, while raising funds and awareness for food banks.

Detroit continues its search for 20-year-old alleged homicide suspect Dalvine Nickerson, last seen in Redford. The incident occurred at an unsanctioned barbershop in a school.

Detroit Fire Department celebrated the graduation of Class 89, comprising 51 cadets trained in EMS and firefighting, with a ceremony at Second Ebenezer Church.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel promoted Christopher Braverman and Eric Jamison to division chief roles in the Labor Division and State Operations Division, respectively. Both have extensive legal experience in the state.