James Carter, 62, extradited from Georgia to Michigan, faces trial for sexual assault charges, including first-degree criminal sexual conduct with minors from 2008. The extradition is part of Operation Survivor Justice.

Missing 15-year-old Lawrence Dowl's body was found in Detroit's Mt. Hazel Cemetery; police investigate as a homicide.

Lansing resident Andrial Ortiz is arraigned on 17 felony charges after a traffic stop led to an altercation where he allegedly disarmed and shot an LPD officer.

Detroit unveiled Dr. Ossian Sweet Memorial Park, a tribute to the civil rights figure who defended his home against a racist mob in 1925. The park features interpretive signs and commemorates the Sweet family's impact on fighting racial injustice.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel urges local governments to sign up for a share of the Purdue Pharma opioid settlement funds before September 30; $154 million is available for Michigan over 15 years.

Trenton man Andrew Day is charged with attempting to meet a minor for sex; the "girl" was an undercover officer. He is held on a $100,000 bond and banned from internet use and contact with minors.

Sandra Baxter was sentenced for making a false statement in the Unlock Michigan campaign finance probe, receiving 3 months of probation, a $2,500 fine, and community service.

Detroit police are seeking public help to find Julia Gomez, a 17-year-old girl missing since August 10 after leaving her Vinewood Street residence. She's 5'1", with black hair and brown eyes.

The Agape Project in Metro Detroit suffered a theft of $60,000 worth of specialized wheelchairs, jeopardizing their racing season for individuals with disabilities.

A Detroit man was arrested after leading police on a chase in a stolen U-Haul and crashing into a pole. He used the truck as a ram and was later caught hiding.

Detroit Police seek the public's help to find Delante Mayo, a 14-year-old missing since August 10, last seen in a black shirt, red shorts, and black Crocs.

Demolition begins on Detroit’s long-abandoned Mammoth Building following a two-year legal battle, with city officials and residents welcoming the change.

A 16-year-old is to be arraigned for shooting another teen in the wrist after an argument at an Oakland County park. The suspect was arrested the day after the incident. The investigation continues to determine how the teen obtained the firearm.