Two ex-state employees were sentenced for unemployment benefit fraud in Michigan, with Timeka Johnson receiving 42 months and Ray Anthony Eddington 36 months in prison. They must also pay $250,001 in restitution.

A student at Ecorse Public Schools was caught with a gun, leading the superintendent to commit to improved security measures after an absence of guards at the time.

Sterling Heights police fatally shot a man who brandished a gun during a mental health crisis after an hour of negotiation. The incident occurred during a welfare check, with the sheriff's office investigating and involved officers on leave.

A Michigan woman and her husband are charged with the murder and torture of her pregnant daughter, whose body was found in a forest after she went missing.

Former Rochester Hills doctor Oumair Aejaz was sentenced to 35-60 years in prison for sexual misconduct after a no-contest plea to 31 charges affecting adults and children.

A couple from Wexford County faces serious felony child abuse charges for alleged abuse of a child under two, with potential life imprisonment for one of the suspects.

Ex-township clerk and her lawyer are to face trial for 2020 election data violations, as confirmed by Michigan AG Dana Nessel. Charges include felonies for unauthorized computer access.

The DOJ has sued Michigan landlord William Asper for sexual harassment and retaliation against his female tenants, highlighting Fair Housing Act violations.

The Michigan-Ohio State game saw disturbances with 37 fans ejected for various infractions, one arrest, and numerous medical responses, including a stabbing incident nearby.

A 76-year-old man perished in a fire at a barn with living quarters in Groveland Township, Oakland County. The incident is under investigation with no initial signs of foul play.

A 15-year-old from Roseville is charged as an adult with carjacking, fleeing police, and property destruction following a violent incident at an Applebee's.

Detroit Police seek help finding missing Latoya Howell, last seen November 25 on Rutland Street, described as 15 years old with brown hair and eyes, 5'5", and 150 lbs.

Four employees of The Oxford Center appeared in court over the hyperbaric chamber explosion that killed 5-year-old Thomas Cooper, facing charges including second-degree murder.