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.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed an emergency appeal to stop Trenton L. Solomon's parole, citing his criminal history and repeated failures to follow legal supervision. The court granted a stay, delaying his release.

The US has disrupted a money laundering service linked to ransomware attacks, indicting Russian national Mykhalio Chudnovets for laundering over $70 million.

Two Michigan men, McCracken and Harrison, face charges for allegedly swapping places in a paternity test to avoid child support, potentially facing enhanced sentences as habitual offenders.

Police are seeking help to find Linda Ward, 44, missing since leaving a Hamtramck bar with her dogs and living out of her car. No foul play suspected, but concern for her safety grows.

A Monroe County home was engulfed in flames; Dundee Township Fire Department and several others responded. One resident was unaccounted for but later found safe. Local businesses provided support.

A federal jury awarded Daniel Reiff $4.05 million in damages after a Clinton Township officer's punch caused him to lose an eye, stressing police accountability.

Chad Edward Walker of Flint, Michigan, will face trial over the seizure of firearm conversion kits from China and drug possession. He is charged with six felonies including having a stolen firearm and methamphetamine.

Two suspects, aged 17 and 20, face charges for a double shooting in Detroit that killed an 18-year-old woman and injured a 22-year-old man following an argument.

Laquinn Smith, a 24-year-old woman from Macomb County, was arrested for stabbing her ex-boyfriend and causing a multi-car crash. She faces charges including assault with intent to murder.

Court proceedings for the fatal hyperbaric chamber explosion in Michigan continued, with testimony on the potential cause and scrutiny over untested evidence. No charges were decided yet.

A Sterling Heights pharmacist was sentenced to 80 months in prison for his role in a $6 million health care fraud scheme involving false billing to Medicare and other insurers.

Maxwell Lundquist from Michigan faces charges including child sexually abusive activity and illegal surveillance, with a $250,000 bond and possible life sentence due to habitual offender status.