A volunteer-run overnight shelter in Warren shut after expected city funding failed to arrive, forcing residents to find new places to stay. Officials say they'll pursue a contracting option.

A Detroit man wanted in a Huntington homicide was arrested in Eastpointe Friday and is being held in Michigan pending extradition to West Virginia.

Ionia County prosecutors declined to charge Clinton County Sheriff Sean Dush after a pistol linked to his vehicle was found in a juvenile’s possession. Officials say facts are insufficient under Michigan’s safe-storage law.

A state police helicopter filmed a July 1 pursuit of suspects on a stolen ATV in Detroit that included an attempted carjacking and ended in a crash and arrests.

A former Oxford Center staffer told a Howell judge she was fired after confronting supervisors about billing; three witnesses described alleged irregularities in court testimony. The statements are part of a state health‑care fraud case against the center’s founder.

A proposed settlement would have Munoz Realty repair 299 rental homes and address unpaid debts, but Detroit City Council paused a vote as it verifies how many units are occupied.

Law enforcement searched roads near Rose Center Road and Hickey Ridge Drive after a multi‑town chase that passed through Green Oak, Lyon, Milford and Highland townships.

An Ohio man shot by police outside a Sheetz in Taylor on July 6 has been arraigned on multiple felonies and released on GPS‑tethered house arrest. Michigan State Police are investigating.

A Warren woman was struck and later died after being hit on Middlebelt Road; investigators are seeking witnesses.

Keith Custer, 69, has been arraigned on murder and firearms charges after police say his girlfriend, Latoya Reeves, was shot at their Detroit home early July 6.

FEMA will fund about 90% of an $8.1M project that will add 6,200 feet of storm sewers and flood-control gates in east Dearborn to reduce basement flooding.

A garbage truck damaged a gas service line at Highland Towers in Southfield, prompting a morning evacuation and temporary shelter while crews capped the leak.

A Parsons analysis shows the Mackinac Bridge’s calculated risk of collapse from a ship strike falls below AASHTO thresholds, the bridge authority says. The one‑page summary was reviewed July 8 and the full study submitted to the NTSB.