Three Dearborn men are charged with plotting a terror attack on Halloween, allegedly having ties to ISIS and stockpiling weapons and ammo. They are being held ahead of court proceedings.

Taylor Police Department arrested 14 individuals in child exploitation stings, with three men pleading guilty to felony offenses. Technology played a key role in the operations.

A Chinese national was sentenced in the U.S. for smuggling a biological pathogen, highlighting biosecurity concerns and the efforts to prevent such threats.

A Pontiac mother was charged with child abuse after her kids were found in a filthy apartment without plumbing, prompting her arrest and a no-bond detainment following an outburst in court.

Firefighters battled a large fire at the Sto-Away Self Storage in Rochester Hills, which took over eight hours to extinguish without any reported injuries.

Andrew Roberts was charged with making terror threats against law enforcement and a judge in Warren, Michigan, following the discovery of menacing messages. He faces up to life in prison if convicted.

A Detroit teacher, Jacob Suder, was charged with trying to solicit a minor for sexual acts in Ohio and is now on administrative leave pending investigations.

Authorities are looking for Janella Arlene Nicholas, a 17-year-old Rochester Community Schools' student who may be in West Michigan after vanishing Friday.

A 38-year-old man named Joseph Louis Carter was arrested for allegedly robbing a Troy gas station with a weapon similar to an AK-47 rifle. He faces multiple charges, including armed robbery.

A man arrested for disorderly conduct in Monroe assaulted first responders and disrupted hospital operations before being sedated and jailed. Charges are sought for multiple offenses.

Authorities seized 1,500 pounds of marijuana and other substances in a Shelby Township drug bust, arresting three men linked to a drug trafficking network.

A USPS employee died after getting trapped in a conveyor belt system at a Michigan distribution center. The death is under investigation and does not appear suspicious.

During a routine stop, Melvindale police delivered a baby in a parking lot after the mother went into active labor and couldn't reach the hospital in time.