Detroit police are searching for Tobora Porter Jr., a missing 16-year-old who was last seen on June 6 near Wildemere and Pingree streets. He is 6'2", 175 lbs with hand tattoos.

Joe Johnson has joined the BIG3 basketball league's new Detroit Amplifiers team, coached by NBA Hall of Famer George "The Iceman" Gervin. The BIG3 is introducing city-based teams and may influence the NBA to adopt a four-point shot.

A Dearborn Heights man faces felony charges for harboring a runaway teen and child sexual abuse, after police found the missing 16-year-old in his apartment.

A fire destroyed the Red Lobster in Frenchtown Township, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, deemed not suspicious.

Two campers were found dead at Michigan's Isle Royale National Park; the cause of death is under investigation.

Health officials warn of measles exposure at a Rochester Hills clinic and advise at-risk groups to consider IG treatment, amid declining vaccination rates.

A 25-year-old man died in a rollover crash on Detroit's Lodge Freeway. His SUV left the road, hit a tree, and caught fire. He was ejected and died at the scene. Police are investigating and highlighting seat belt safety.

Livonia police shot a 31-year-old man who allegedly pointed a gun at officers; he's hospitalized and no officers were injured. An investigation is underway.

Foiled potential mass shooting at a Pontiac high school graduation led to two arrests; police found loaded guns after a fight and a concerning Snapchat post. Motives unclear, investigation ongoing.

Corporal Hassan Hammoud filed a lawsuit claiming racial and religious discrimination in the Melvindale Police Department. A private investigator was hired to examine the claims.

A Dearborn Heights man died after his pickup truck struck a parked gravel hauler on I-94, prompting an investigation and freeway closures for cleanup.

Law enforcement stopped a potential mass shooting at a Pontiac, Michigan high school graduation, arresting one suspect and pursuing another. Details to be provided in a scheduled press conference.

Michigan's House passed a bill to introduce voluntary hunting and firearms safety classes in public schools, emphasizing safe practices without using live firearms on campus. The bill, now with the Senate, includes an opt-out option for students.