Jordan Curtis charged with assault with intent to murder after allegedly stabbing ex-wife's fiancé during custody exchange.

An Oakland County woman was sentenced for felony animal neglect after 37 pets were rescued from her home's poor conditions. She received probation and jail time and cannot own animals again.

Two individuals were convicted by a Macomb County jury for forging signatures and selling them to gubernatorial campaigns, costing over $700,000 and impacting the 2022 election.

Gregory Brisboy, 59, was found dead near his home in Edmore, Michigan, with death likely due to exposure. He left home without essentials and may have had a medication reaction. Police do not suspect foul play.

Michigan considers using two weevil species to control the invasive spotted knapweed, balancing ecosystem health and agricultural interests, including concerns from beekeepers about losing nectar sources.

A Monroe woman was arrested at CVS for retail fraud and meth possession, including items from other stores and drugs in her car, where her daughter was waiting.

Kyle Wagner from Minneapolis was arrested on charges of cyberstalking and threatening communications for advocating violence against ICE officers online.

Detroit sets up shelters and library warm spaces and issues a cold weather health emergency due to a deep freeze; Mayor Sheffield and her team act to provide residents safe havens.

The article discusses a podcast episode where state attorneys general discuss their role in challenging policies and protecting citizens, with anecdotes from their legal battles.

Detroit woman Tracey Allen sues the City of Detroit and officer Zachary Melvin for $25 million, claiming she was shot multiple times unjustly during a traffic stop.

Sterling Heights City Council approves a one-year moratorium on data center development to update outdated zoning ordinances and assess the implications of such projects.

Detroit and Michigan host a variety of weekend events including theatre productions, comedy shows, outdoor activities, music performances, cultural experiences, and a snowmobile race.

Free CERT training begins Feb. 19 in Detroit, teaching residents disaster response, first aid, and emergency preparedness skills.