Prosecutors presented deleted texts from Jennifer Crumbley, the mother of the Oxford High shooter, showing her indifference to her son's mental health struggles during her involuntary manslaughter trial.

Metro Detroiters are displaying Honolulu blue lights in support of the Detroit Lions' close proximity to the Super Bowl, with landmarks and residents alike showcasing their pride and unity.

Ford and Lincoln are launching a new in-car infotainment system with a 48-inch panoramic display, 5G connectivity, and features like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, first appearing in the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus.

Macomb County enhances its Hate Crimes Unit, appointing an assistant prosecutor to tackle hate crimes, funded by a DOJ grant, amid concerns of a rise in hate incidents.

Lighthouse, a Pontiac nonprofit, is running low on emergency food, affecting 13,000 people. Post-holiday donations dropped, with the charity now limiting distribution due to increased demand and rising food costs.

A 55-year-old woman died after driving her car into the Detroit River in what authorities are calling a suicide at Wyandotte's Bishop Park. Despite rescue efforts, she did not respond and remained in the submerged vehicle.

A Detroit man received a 15-year federal prison sentence for leading a drug trafficking operation and for stealing $2.1 million in pandemic unemployment benefits.

A Detroit mother was severely injured after trying to stop her SUV from being stolen, leading to months of recovery. Community support followed, paralleling a separate local rescue event.

Mid-Michigan Honor Flight is seeking WWII, Korean, and Vietnam War women veterans for an all-female Honor Flight to memorials in Washington D.C. on June 11-12.

A Michigan mother received a life sentence for starving her disabled son to death, with additional years for child abuse, amid harrowing court revelations.

A Detroit Lions fan gets a tattoo claiming the team as "Super Bowl Champs 2024" before their NFC championship game, showing unwavering confidence in their success.

Michigan authorities have reopened the 1988 homicide case of Henry Lawler Jr., looking for new leads and offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest.

Retired Third Circuit Court Judge James Callahan passed away at 82. He served as a judge after being a trial attorney and was known for his commitment to his community and public service.