The Macomb County Sheriff's Office has added two new K9s, a German Shepherd named Vader and a Malinois named Koda, to assist in various law enforcement tasks.

Former nurse Travis Eskridge received a two-year sentence for tampering with fentanyl at Ascension St. John Hospital, per the U.S. Department of Justice.

Michigan's Attorney General and Environmental Council are pushing for public hearings on DTE Energy's application for special contracts associated with a new data center, highlighting concerns over scrutiny, costs, and environmental impact.

Detroit city offices close for Thanksgiving, essential services adjusted. Trash pickup resumes after the holiday, roads and parking are modified for events, and public transportation alters schedules. Online services remain available.

An eighth-grader from Detroit won the "Color The Roar" Detroit Lions coloring book contest, beating over 50 other students with her artwork. She received a jersey and Lions swag for her efforts.

Detroit increases emergency shelter beds and introduces initiatives to prevent homelessness, focusing on both immediate shelter during winter and long-term stability.

A 46-year-old man was fatally hit by a car while crossing Little Mack Avenue in Roseville, Michigan. The driver was not speeding and is cooperating with police.

Detroit police seek help finding missing man Douglas Holifield, last seen after church on Plainview Avenue. He has schizophrenia, is 28, 5’8”, with brown eyes, black hair. Call 313-596-5840 with info.

A man in a mental health crisis fired shots into a neighbor's home in West Bloomfield, but was subdued and arrested without further incident. No injuries were reported.

Elie Otayek was convicted of sexually assaulting a child in Macomb County and awaits sentencing. The jury deliberated for eight hours after a three-day trial.

Michigan invests $12.1M in mentoring programs across 121 districts to support new educators and tackle teacher shortages, aiming to improve student outcomes and retention of teaching staff.

Two juveniles charged over threats at Center Line High School; another child faces charges after an incident at Roseville Middle School. Both released on bonds with restrictions.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel successfully ensured support services for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence will continue regardless of immigration status.