Judge Matthews denied the Crumbleys' requests for new trials despite prosecutorial errors, noting the ample evidence against them. They were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in their son's school shooting.

M Cantina in Dearborn sets a new Guinness World Record for the most agave spirits available, with 1,825 varieties, surpassing the former record holder in New Jersey.

Three Michigan Assistant Attorneys General—Graham-Simmons, Linderman Richelew, and Casperson—received notable legal awards, with Nessel commending their dedication.

Elizabeth LaCroix from Edmore won a $130,000 Fantasy 5 lottery jackpot after matching all five numbers; plans to use the winnings for a home addition.

Irma Clark-Coleman, a dedicated Detroit public servant and former Michigan State Senator, has died at 88. Her career included service on the Detroit School Board and the Wayne County Commission.

A man died and another was critically injured in a Detroit east side double shooting, possibly stemming from a domestic dispute. No arrests have been made yet.

The Maple (Foster) Road bridge in Ann Arbor Township was closed due to structural concerns, with officials advising drivers to use alternative routes.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel provides tips to avoid travel scams, advising the use of credit cards, verification of travel deals, and awareness of rights for air travelers.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins a 28-state coalition suing to prevent the sale of 23andMe's client genetic data following the company's bankruptcy. The group emphasizes consent and privacy in genetic information handling.

The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld the arson conviction of Patrick Nolan, who set his house on fire in 2019 for an insurance scam, resulting in a 7-20 year prison sentence and restitution.

Wayne County Sheriff's Deputy, Ryan Phillips, was killed in a rollover crash on the Lodge Freeway in Detroit; he was ejected from his SUV and found deceased at the scene.

Approximately 700 gallons of cooking oil spilled near the Better Made Snack Foods factory in Detroit, with no injuries reported and no contamination of the sewer system.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel criticized President Trump's federalization of National Guard troops in California, calling it an abuse of power and a false emergency. She urged peaceful protests and warned against violent civil disobedience.