CEO and Medical Director of Fast Lab were charged in a $500 million COVID-19 test billing fraud by the Eastern District of Michigan's U.S. Attorney's Office.

A 23-year-old was ejected from their car and hit by another vehicle on I-94 in Detroit, suffering life-threatening injuries; police are investigating the crash.

The NTSB reports that both men killed in a plane crash near Lowell City Airport were qualified pilots; the plane involved had been assembled by one of them.

Michigan State Police seized over $10 million worth of illegal marijuana from a former factory in Baldwin, with multiple arrests and concerns raised about health risks from unregulated cannabis.

A semi-truck crashed on I-696 near Warren, causing closures for hours due to a fuel spill and road damage. No injuries were reported, but commuters faced delays.

Two executives from Surveying Solutions Inc. pleaded guilty to defrauding the U.S. Department of Transportation, resulting in a non-prosecution agreement and a $1.1 million penalty.

Benjamin Shirley sentenced to 15 months for assaulting a postal worker to retrieve a package containing fentanyl.

A 97-year-old man was rescued from the Grand River during the Coast Guard Festival after falling in, sustained hand and leg injuries, and was saved by Seaman Joseph Turk.

A reckless driver in Muskegon struck and killed a motorcyclist, with the incident leading to the car catching fire. The responsible driver, previously involved in a pursuit, was arrested after fleeing the scene.

The trial for the excessive force lawsuit against ex-Michigan State Police sergeant Brian Keely is set for November 2026 following the death of Samuel Sterling.

A 1997 Ford Mustang, reported stolen, was found submerged in Belleville Lake by the Van Buren Township Dive team, with an investigation ongoing into how long it's been underwater.

A 12-year-old boy from Pontiac was arrested for stealing vehicles and trailers worth $90,000, his second such arrest in a month. A 13-year-old accomplice was also apprehended. Both are in custody pending further hearings.

Michigan State Police raided Oak Park businesses suspected of selling counterfeit luxury goods after undercover detectives confirmed the allegations by making purchases.