A boy, 4, is recovering after a golf cart hit him at the St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade. The driver, 75, was ticketed but not arrested. The boy suffered a broken shoulder; an adult was also hit but not seriously injured.

A Farmington Hills man, Malik Ali Smith, received a 23-month to 10-year sentence for an assault in a YMCA locker room that left an elderly man with brain damage.

Detroit police seek public help to find a suspect who assaulted a man with a bottle outside a liquor store after a denied request for money. The incident resulted in minor injuries.

M-59 in Oakland County begins a major roadwork project on Tuesday with lane closures expected until fall, including resurfacing and ADA-compliant sidewalk improvements.

A 13-year-old boy in Bedford Township, Michigan, has been arrested for a home invasion, assault, and theft, including threatening a homeowner with a stolen gun and a hammer.

Daniel L. Israel, ex-executive of Asphalt Specialists LLC, received a 6-month sentence and a $500,000 fine for his role in a bid-rigging conspiracy in Michigan's asphalt industry.

A police chase in Detroit ended with the suspects' vehicle crashing into a school bus; the suspects were later arrested with no serious injuries reported.

Michigan House passes bills requiring gender-based school sports teams, sparking significant debate and controversy regarding transgender athletes' participation.

A Kentwood Public Schools social worker, Dequindre Malik Wiggins, was arrested for inappropriate communications with students. He faces charges and awaits extradition from Kentucky.

A grandmother was charged after her grandson brought her gun to school, leading to a lockdown and legal repercussions for both. She pleaded not guilty and was released with conditions.

Former Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Cavanagh has died at 84, remembered for a distinguished legal career and numerous contributions to Michigan's judicial system.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel obtained a preliminary injunction with 20 attorneys general against the dismantling of the Department of Education, protecting federal education funding.

Dearborn's Dunworth and Ford Woods outdoor pools will open on May 24, 2025, while splash pads are also available; indoor pools remain open year-round. Residents under 13 swim free; pool tags for sale.