Todd Bernstein pleaded no contest to insurance fraud, exploiting seniors by using new annuities funded by prematurely surrendered ones. He must pay restitution and lost his license.

A Florida man faces twelve charges, including carjacking, in Michigan and awaits trial in circuit court after being bound over following a preliminary exam.

Anthony Joseph Veach was sentenced to 11-25 years for multiple counts of First Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct after a nearly decade-long legal process, including Supreme Court challenges.

A Sterling Heights man, Armand David Saroli, is due for a preliminary exam for a bank robbery charge on October 2, 2025, which can carry a life sentence.

Detroit Police seek help to find missing Unique Crawford, last seen after hospital discharge. She has mental health issues; public asked to inform police with tips.

Mold infestations cause school closures and concern in Metro Detroit, with Delta Kelly Elementary closed due to black mold, and remediation efforts ongoing in several districts.

Michigan Governor Whitmer appoints Chastity Youngblood, Poncé Clay, and Dr. Herman Griffin IV to the 36th District Court following judicial vacancies.

The Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress shows some grades improving, but reading proficiency struggles remain for third and fourth graders, highlighting a complex educational landscape.

Frontier Airlines aims to be the leading low-fare airline in the US, announcing new routes and enhancements like 'First Class' seating, an improved loyalty program, and special perks to attract customers.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signed bills to combat sexual exploitation by AI, such as unlawful creation and distribution of deepfakes, and honored a fallen deputy sheriff.

A 77-year-old man was killed by a truck in Pontiac, marking the fifth pedestrian death this year. Drugs, alcohol, and speed were ruled out as factors.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reaffirmed anti-discrimination laws in response to Michigan Medicine ceasing gender-affirming treatments for minors, criticizing the move as potentially illegal under state mandates protecting gender identity rights.

The Detroit Lions released quarterback Hendon Hooker after a subpar preseason performance, where he struggled with turnovers and failed to score touchdowns.