Two boaters went over a dam on Battle Creek River, capsizing their boat; one reached shore while the other was rescued by the fire department. Both were medically cleared on site.

The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on a hit-and-run that killed a Pontiac bicyclist, offering a reward for info leading to an arrest.

Redford Township man Thomas Michael Contratto faces multiple felony charges for an assault and shooting incident involving two victims. He could face life imprisonment if convicted.

Detroit police seek help finding Shyvonne Davis, missing since June 26, 2025, last seen at her home on Hamburg. She's 5'10", 250 lbs, with rainbow braids. Call (313) 596-5940 with info.

Abel Rivard faces trial for shooting Martin Robinson in a Roseville dispensary parking lot; denied bond modification, he could face life for assault with intent to murder.

A sunken Lake Michigan barge has been successfully moved following legal action; the owner, Donald Balcom, complied with court orders to avoid a felony charge, fulfilling his agreement ahead of schedule.

Two men were arrested in Southfield after a police chase for stealing tires from a Ford F-150 and colliding with a police cruiser. They face larceny and additional charges.

Waterford Police warn of phone scams by fraudsters impersonating officers about jury duty, using real officer names but fake ranks, and urging not to follow up on calls to a non-official number.

A missing kayaker on the Fawn River was found safe after an extensive search by local authorities, prompting officials to issue safety reminders for water activities.

Warren police are searching for a driver who spilled 175 gallons of antifreeze, costing over $10,000 to clean up with no health or environmental risks reported.

Ex-Detroit cop Rick Allen Fields faces charges for threatening his ex-wife and stepchildren and vandalizing property. He's charged with telecommunication misuse and property destruction and released on bond with a GPS monitor requirement.

Mt. Morris woman charged in fatal hit-and-run that killed a boy and injured his twin sister and mother in Livonia.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board issued cease-and-desist orders to 19 unlicensed gambling entities, with the MGCB Executive Director highlighting the risk to citizens and the integrity of the gaming industry.