A dog died in a Bangor Township house fire; two residents and another dog escaped. The fire, reported around 5 a.m., began near an air conditioner. Firefighters and SHAES are investigating the cause.

Two men were injured in an early morning Kalamazoo shooting but have non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance for information.

A jackknifed semi-truck spilled fuel on US-131, causing delays, with traffic reduced to a single shoulder; MSP stressed cleanup importance for safety and the environment.

Detroit police are investigating a drive-by shooting at the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center involving a BB gun, which caused significant window damage. No injuries were reported.

Police are investigating a homicide where a woman's body was found in Shelby Township, leading to one arrest. The investigation is active and ongoing.

Kalamazoo man convicted of felony murder, home invasion, and other charges in a 2021 incident that resulted in one death; second suspect still at large.

Dearborn Heights Police seek help to identify three suspects who kicked in and damaged the door of a house under repair near Annapolis Avenue and Inkster Road.

A teen stole an SUV with a baby inside and led police on a 100 mph chase in Michigan, ending with a crash; the child was unharmed and the suspect arrested.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel is investigating Pure Tonic Marketing for allegedly operating a ticket resale scam involving a fake website for the University of Michigan's Hill Auditorium events.

A 15-year-old boy has been charged with reckless discharge following the fatal shooting of My’asia Johnson. The case highlights concerns about youth gun accessibility.

A 49-year-old man is in critical condition after being hit by a car in Oshtemo Township; the cause of the accident is under investigation with no arrests made.

In a week-long crackdown, the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety (KDPS) seized 10 illegal firearms and arrested multiple teens aged 15 to 19. The action comes in response to a rise in local gun violence.

Ian Matthew Johnson, 20, was charged with fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct for allegedly groping women on the Clinton River Trail in Oakland County.