A man was killed by police in Alpena after cutting an officer with a knife during a traffic stop; the officers are on leave during the ongoing investigation.

Two 18-year-olds were arrested in Monroe County for a series of auto thefts and linked to thefts from vehicles.

One person died in an Inkster apartment complex shooting early Monday, with two people now in custody. It began as a domestic dispute; the victim's identity is unreleased.

A fatal rollover crash on I-275 near Six Mile Road in Wayne County led to the closure of southbound lanes and entrance ramps, with detours suggested by MDOT.

DOJ documents reveal that Jeffrey Epstein's first known victim was a 13-year-old girl at Michigan's Interlochen Arts Camp, implicating him and Ghislaine Maxwell in years of her abuse.

A Sterling Heights man was charged with a felony for causing a fatal crash while driving drunk, leading to the death of a 30-year-old. His bond was set at $25,000.

A Royal Oak teacher, Martin Daryl Waskowski, faces charges for sexual exploitation of a minor and child pornography after border agents and federal agents found incriminating evidence.

Detroit Police seek help finding Patrick Stone, a missing 13-year-old boy who hasn't returned since leaving his home on Fairfield Street. He was last seen wearing a tan jacket, black t-shirt, dark pants, and carrying a blue backpack.

Detroit Police seek public help to find missing 13-year-old boy, Virgil Argie Jr., last seen on December 17 wearing a black coat and dark green Jordan shoes.

Court documents reveal allegations that ex-Michigan Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore stalked and broke into a woman's apartment, with a broader investigation into the university's athletic department underway.

Warren Police arrested Otez Coil after a high-speed chase, where he crashed with a child in the car while allegedly intoxicated. He faces several charges.

Ceratizit USA LLC has agreed to pay $54.4 million to settle allegations of customs duty evasion related to imports of tungsten carbide products from China.

Robert and Anné Minard were sentenced in Ingham County Court after pleading guilty to felonies, including larceny and filing a false tax return related to nonprofit funds embezzlement. They must pay restitution and may testify in related cases.