After being asked to leave, a woman shot at her friend's father; she faces multiple felony charges, including intent to murder. No injuries were reported.

A semi-truck overturned on a Detroit freeway ramp due to high speed and shifting cargo, spilling its contents and causing an extended closure for cleanup.

Chengxuan Han pleads no contest to smuggling biological materials, including round worms, into the U.S. for research.

The Detroit Red Wings will retire Sergei Fedorov’s No. 91 jersey on January 12, 2026, at a ceremony in Little Caesars Arena.

Detroit introduces the "Emerald Alert" system to quickly find missing persons, with no waiting period. It prioritizes vulnerable individuals and encourages community help, with sign-ups via DetroitAlerts365.

Ex-Norway Police Officer Chad Olson will stand trial on felony charges including misconduct in office and illegal firearm purchase. He resigned after accusations of using police databases for personal gain and having an on-duty sexual encounter.

A Detroit officer was hurt in a hit-and-run crash by an SUV, with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect remains at large, and an investigation is ongoing.

A storm damaged the historic Howell Opera House and disrupted the Howell Melon Festival, with efforts underway to repair a century-old window and support local businesses affected by the event cancellations.

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.