Nine individuals, including three doctors, were charged in a Detroit opioid scheme involving fake prescriptions and over $20 million in fraudulent billings.

A false alarm at Warren Mott High School caused panic during a dance when balloon pops were mistaken for gunshots, leading to a heavy police response. The situation was controlled, and no evidence of a shooting was found.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has charged 11 pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of Michigan with felonies and misdemeanors, sparking outcry and demands for charge dismissal.

New affordable housing breaks ground in Detroit's Virginia Park neighborhood, with the West Euclid Gateway project set to revitalize vacant properties for families earning below 60% AMI.

The One Detroit Violence Reduction Partnership reports a 20% drop in homicides and a 25% decrease in non-fatal shootings in Detroit by Labor Day 2024.

A man from Michigan has been extradited to face charges for sexually assaulting two minors, with seven felony counts including second and third-degree criminal sexual conduct.

Lequan Denelle Brown has been charged with attempted murder after a road rage incident with a coworker in Detroit, involving a shooting and knife attack.

Michigan appeals court upholds the dismissal of lawsuits against Oxford School District over the 2021 high school shooting, citing governmental immunity.

Ron Weiser and his foundation pledged $25 million to launch a new breast cancer center at the University of Michigan, enhancing care, research, and educating on the disease.

Two Sexton High School students were injured in a daytime shooting near a Lansing elementary school, with one in critical condition. Local residents are seeking ways to prevent future violence.

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office has ruled a fatal shooting at an Eastern Market tailgate as self-defense, resulting in no charges filed against the shooter.

A Pontiac man was arrested after allegedly stabbing and killing his neighbor following an argument. The victim, 41, died on scene, and the 50-year-old suspect was apprehended shortly after.

A Grand Rapids man received a 130-month federal prison sentence for possessing ammo after a non-fatal shooting, despite his felony record prohibiting such possession.