A 34-year-old man from Burton died in a rollover crash on I-475; police investigated the scene, citing the absence of a seatbelt as a possible factor.

A lawsuit against former MSU coach Mel Tucker filed by advocate Brenda Tracy was dismissed by an Ingham County judge, with Tucker's attorney citing the law's favorability to Tucker's position. Tracy's team plans to appeal.

Michigan State Police seized drugs, guns, and cash in a Metro Detroit drug crackdown, ending a months-long investigation into a local trafficking organization.

All four individuals, including two USPS employees, have pleaded guilty in a $63 million mail theft scheme, with sentencing dates set from March to May 2026.

Kentucky man Justine Bradley Miller pleaded guilty to charges including criminal sexual conduct in Michigan, marking an end to years of legal evasion. His arrest and conviction were part of Operation Survivor Justice. Sentencing is set for March.

Daniel Waldrep from Roseville is charged with 14 felonies, including assault with intent to murder, after an armed standoff that wounded an officer. He's held on a $2 million bond.

Prosecutor Kym Worthy will not press charges against a mother whose two children died from carbon monoxide poisoning while living in a van in Detroit.

The Detroit Police Department is searching for Safaria Steele, a missing 23-year-old woman since December 23 from Lothrop Street. She has brown hair and eyes, is 5'8", and weighs about 150 lbs. Her mental illness adds urgency to the search.

A shot fired at Wayne State University's Chatsworth Suites led to a temporary shelter-in-place order; no injuries were reported, and normal operations have resumed.

Flint man Vincent Galicia was sentenced to 19 years for drug trafficking and shooting a woman, leaving her paralyzed. He was found with drugs, guns, and cash at his home in 2019.

Commerce Township man pleads guilty to using AI-generated explicit images to cyberstalk a social media influencer.

Amanda Hernandez faces charges related to the murder of jeweler Hussein Murray, including conspiracy and accessory after the fact, linked to her and her husband's plot to invade and rob Murray's home.

A Michigan man, James Scholten, pleaded guilty to tax evasion, failing to report $3.4 million from scrap metal sales and now faces a possible five-year prison sentence.