Florida man Vincent Allen Payne convicted of first-degree criminal sexual conduct against a minor by Michigan jury, an outcome of Operation Survivor Justice.

A Michigan man received an 18-month sentence for unruly behavior on a flight leading to an emergency landing and will face two years of supervised release post-prison.

A Detroit mother was sentenced to 18 months of probation for calling in false bomb threats to a high school after her daughter was barred from a school play.

Sherrone Moore was fired by the University of Michigan for an inappropriate relationship with a staff member and untruthfulness during the investigation, leading to charges including home invasion and stalking.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel warns about scammers targeting Detroit Auto Show attendees, advising them to be cautious of phishing emails, smishing texts, and ATM skimming.

Michigan State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko introduced a "Students First" banner, symbolizing the commitment to prioritize student needs in educational policymaking.

Sterling Heights City Manager Mark Vanderpool joins the Board of Directors of the Municipal Management Executives, bringing his extensive experience from managing a large city staff and budget.

Michigan Attorney General warns of QR code scams at the Detroit Auto Show, advising attendees to be cautious with codes that could lead to fraudulent sites.

Marquette man Ward Glass is sentenced to 25-50 years for sexually assaulting a minor between 1993-1996, with AG Nessel commending the survivor's courage.

The Westbound I-94/I-69 connector near the Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron will be closed January 16-19, 2026, for pavement repairs, with a detour via M-25 and Griswold Street.

A 23-year-old Detroit man faces multiple felony charges after a shooting at a Sterling Heights house party left three guests injured; bond set at $1M.

Two Oakland County residents face animal cruelty charges after their neglected dogs were discovered; one dog was malnourished and tied up, and another showed signs of physical abuse.

The jury selection for Desmond Burks' trial for allegedly murdering Dr. Devon Hoover is delayed due to an attorney's illness and is now set to start on January 13th.