A Monroe man was arrested for a drive-by shooting on Harrison Street that nearly hit a 16-year-old boy. Multiple charges, including intent to murder, are being pursued.

A Richmond Township man was sentenced for animal cruelty involving his father's dog, with initial felony charges reduced to a misdemeanor due to inconclusive necropsy results. He must pay fees and was credited for jail time served.

Detroit's iconic 600 Renaissance Center tower, previously renovated in 2024, is on the auction block with bids reaching $6.25 million. It has diverse potential uses, and its future is attracting significant interest.

Kelli Bryant was penalized for violating a no-contact order by attempting to communicate with her children’s caregiver. Her communication privileges were suspended for a week by Judge Cynthia Thomas Walker.

A man was shot dead in St. Clair County, and the alleged shooter, his 24-year-old son, was arrested. The tragedy highlights the pain of family-related violence. Details are limited, with an investigation ongoing.

Grand Rapids police used pepper balls to disperse a rowdy crowd on St. Patrick's Day, resulting in five arrests and no injuries. Chief Winstrom defended the officers' actions.

Two brothers were killed in a Detroit shooting that allegedly began as a roommate dispute and continued outside their home, with neighbors hearing about 40 shots. Police are investigating the incident.

A 19-year-old pedestrian was seriously injured after being hit by a car driven by a 16-year-old in Walker. The accident prompted a call for witnesses.

Detroit expands its Private Sewer Repair Program to mitigate basement flooding by targeting 1,500 homes in 75 additional neighborhoods, utilizing federal disaster recovery funds.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a coalition of 27 state AGs supporting the FCC's One-to-One Consent Rule, which requires telemarketers to obtain consent before calling. The rule aims to combat robocalls but was struck down by the Eleventh Circuit.

Sherman's Irish Pub in Vernon was destroyed by fire before St. Patrick's Day, with firefighters and community responding strongly. The owner pledges to rebuild; no injuries were reported.

Derek Jeter is recommended to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Michigan and will be the keynote speaker at their Spring Commencement.

A recent crash on M-51 Highway left one man dead and another injured, with possible alcohol/drug influence being investigated by Michigan State Police.