Federal agents say they recovered an illegal machine‑gun conversion device, ammo and a stolen AR‑style pistol during a May search of an Ann Arbor home linked to Instagram posts boasting of shootings.

Jury selection opened Tuesday as the manslaughter trial of former Warren officer James Burke began in Mount Clemens over a Sept. 30, 2024 crash that killed two men.

Two men were arrested after a May 28 road‑rage incident in Bloomfield Township when a passenger allegedly pointed an AR‑style pistol at another driver. Bonds were set at $250,000.

Detroit City FC is staging free World Cup watch parties across the city with limited spots and big‑screen viewing at club venues and Campus Martius.

An $84M rebuild of the Clement Kern site will add 188 apartments to Corktown, with about 150 units set aside for lower‑income tenants and rents from $600. Former residents get priority to return.

Downtown Amherstburg will host a Brazilian Village June 12–14 as part of the 51st Carrousel of the Nations, with streets closed and vendors lining Dalhousie and Richmond. The pop-up joins the town's Open Air Weekends and aims to steer festival crowds into the historic core.

A Cass City man accused in a domestic assault barricaded himself in a home and was arrested after an eight‑hour standoff, officials say.

Residents at 108 Washtenaw in Ypsilanti say cockroaches and other bugs have made apartments miserable while management arranges professional pest treatment. City inspection resources are available to tenants.

A Clinton Township driver told police a semi pulled a gun and fired at his family on northbound U.S. 23 in Milan Township; a suspect was arrested and troopers are investigating.

A 15-year-old was fatally shot by Fraser police Saturday during a domestic-dispute response; the Macomb County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Residents at St. George Tower say months‑long elevator outages have left some seniors sleeping in the lobby and forced EMS to carry a gurney up stairs.

Detroit police arrested two people and cited two others after a narcotics sweep at Movement over Memorial Day weekend; some seized pills tested as imitation.

Crime Stoppers of Michigan has posted a reward of up to $2,500 for information in the 2024 killing of 35-year-old Jaret Mays in Clinton Township.