A 27-year-old cold case in Pontiac, Michigan, has seen new progress with the arrest of Jack Anthony Young, charged with felony murder in the 1998 killing of 73-year-old Charles Barnett. Authorities reopened the case in 2020, ultimately linking Young to the crime. He is being held in Indiana pending extradition.

A Michigan couple faces life sentences for severe child abuse charges involving two adopted children, with the investigation triggered by the hospitalization of one child for malnutrition and dehydration.

Five former Michigan surveying company executives received prison sentences for defrauding MDOT out of millions via a scheme to overbill expenses. They have also been ordered to pay restitution and forfeit assets.

Terrance Markyce Davis has been federally charged in connection with eight shootings in Detroit, with ballistic evidence and a vehicle description linking him to the crimes. His arrest followed a police chase and carjacking.

Clarkston Community Schools in Oakland County implemented a shelter-in-place due to nearby ICE operations, with students continuing classes indoors and building access restricted.

Haidar Alfadawi woke from a two-month coma after being hit by a vehicle in Dearborn amid a business dispute, described as miraculous by his family's attorney.

Monroe Police are investigating multiple vehicle break-ins and have released images of two suspects, urging public cooperation and heightened security measures.

A Wayne County Sheriff's deputy fired at a suspect who tried to ram a police car in Detroit during a narcotics investigation; no injuries were reported, and the suspect is in custody.

Authorities are addressing a spill at a Holly, Michigan industrial site to protect a retention pond from a petroleum-based substance; the facility is cooperating and funding clean-up efforts.

Local authorities respond to illegal deer hunting in Brownstown Township, Michigan, leading to the discovery of a hunting site and the involvement of the Michigan DNR in the investigation.

A man from Grand Rapids was sentenced to two years in prison for threatening to kill the US President and Vice President online, marking a worrying trend of threats against officials.

John Skelton faces murder charges for the disappearance of his three sons in 2010. Court evidence suggests he searched for ways to kill before they vanished. His bond was set at $60 million.

A suspect surrendered peacefully after a five-hour standoff following a shooting incident in Ypsilanti Township; the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries.