A Kalamazoo man was arrested after remains found in a shed during 2023 renovations led detectives to charge him with two counts of open murder.

Two Lansing residents face murder charges after investigators tied two February 2025 shootings to bodies found in a wooded area and at a burned structure. Authorities say ballistics and witness statements linked the scenes.

A Shelby Township man was sentenced to three years and ordered to repay nearly $2.5M after pleading guilty in a PPP fraud case.

A Farmington Hills resident accused in a July 2024 Detroit killing has a new trial date: April 20, 2026. The case will be heard in Wayne County Circuit Court.

A woman, 29, died after being hit by a car in Southfield, MI, while crossing outside a crosswalk. The involved driver is cooperating with the investigation.

Michigan State Police issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for diabetic Wayne County man, Chris Allan Lindley, who may have early Alzheimer's/dementia, last seen in Sumpter Township.

Melvindale fires a police lieutenant after multiple misconduct allegations, facing a $1 million lawsuit settlement and the loss of their liability insurance.

Police seized roughly four pounds of cocaine and fentanyl, three guns and over $11,000 after warrants on Detroit’s east side. One person was arrested.

A school bus overturned at Hines Drive and Northville Road Friday; authorities say no children were aboard and one person suffered minor injuries.

A gas leak in Washtenaw County led to road closures, with no reported injuries and emergency crews responding. Despite initial explosion reports, it was a ruptured line caused by a contractor.

Jarvis Butts confessed to the murder of 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris in Detroit and to sexually assaulting four other minors. His plea deal includes 35 to 60 years for murder and 10 to 15 for criminal sexual conduct.

Joshua Damon Edwards, 18, was charged with assault with intent to murder following a stabbing at Oakland University, resulting in one injured and a lockdown.

A man from Shelby Township was sentenced to three years in prison for defrauding the PPP program out of millions by submitting false loan applications.