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A school nurse was carjacked at gunpoint outside Carver STEM Academy; suspects fled in her Chevy Equinox EV, police say.
Stephen Freeman pleaded no contest to four assault or attempted‑assault cases tied to incidents at the Macomb County Jail. Sentencing on those pleas is set for July 10, 2026.
Troopers are investigating after the glass front door of God’s Grace Missionary Baptist Church was shattered following reports of gunfire; no injuries were reported.
A White Lake Township man accused in a January stabbing has been bound over to Oakland County Circuit Court; jail records list a $500,000 bond and an ICE hold.
A road-rage dispute outside the Traverse Area District Library left a 74-year-old with a non-life-threatening arm injury; a 70-year-old was arrested, police say.
A Washington man was sentenced to 15½ months and ordered to register as a sex offender after pleading no contest in a 2013 Electric Forest case. The arrest came after U.S. Marshals tracked him down twice.
A man was shot behind a west-side liquor store Wednesday; injuries are not considered life‑threatening and police are seeking tips.
A pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck twice on 8 Mile Road in Farmington Hills. Police are seeking a white sedan that fled the scene.
A Flint couple avoided trial after entering pleas in the death of a groomsman on their wedding night. Sentencing is scheduled in Genesee County Circuit Court in May.
A Shelby Township woman was arraigned after officers found a malnourished dog left behind; she faces felony and misdemeanor animal-cruelty charges. Bond was set at $10,000.
ICE agents made a high‑risk arrest near Beakes and Fifth in Ann Arbor Tuesday morning, a scene that briefly blocked downtown and sharpened debate over local ICE limits.
Central Michigan University barred a student after 'concerning' messages appeared on official social channels. Police say there is no immediate threat and the Isabella County prosecutor will review the case.
An 83‑year‑old Canton resident fell for a fake 36th District Court text and had charges run on her debit card. Canton police identified a suspect and officials warn residents to avoid paying fines by text.
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