Detroit Police seek public help in finding 17-year-old Jacob Thompson, missing since Nov 17, and grappling with depression and an intellectual disorder. He is 6'1", with brown hair and eyes. Call 313-596-5840 with info.

The FBI executed a search warrant at a house in Dearborn amidst an investigation into a felonious assault involving a firearm; no public safety threat reported.

The Detroit Police are searching for Makiyah Logan, a 13-year-old girl missing since Nov. 17 from Rossini Drive. She was last seen in a gray hoodie and black pants.

Three individuals pled guilty to defrauding the State of Michigan and an individual of over $579,000 through identity theft and unclaimed property fraud.

A man from Michigan was sentenced to 50 months in prison for an online refund scam involving the sale of fraudulently obtained goods and filing fake refund claims.

A man from Ohio received a 37-year sentence for exploiting a minor online, demonstrating law enforcement's dedication to protecting children from predators.

Detroit Police seek public help to find Lamarr Brandywine, a 12-year-old boy missing since Nov. 14 from Archdale Street, last seen in a 'Spiderman' hat.

Former referee Randall Smith, 64, is charged with assault after allegedly pushing a 16-year-old during an Oct. 14 Traverse City soccer match. His next court hearing is on Dec. 4.

A Pontiac man was shot and killed, with a suspect from Waterford Township now in custody. The shooting occurred on Osmun Street, and the incident is under investigation.

Detroit Police are seeking help to find missing 15-year-old Donavan Givhans, last seen in a black jacket, brown shirt, and khaki pants.

A Detroit man, 68-year-old Alvin Myron Murray, is charged with bank robberies in Ann Arbor and Ferndale, Michigan. He was arrested with interagency cooperation before a potential third robbery.

A man was fatally shot at an unauthorized barbershop in Detroit's Charles Wright Academy; the incident involved a janitor and his clients, not school staff or students.

A Harper Woods man is charged with fraudulently obtaining over $60,000 from COVID-19 relief funds and faces trial in Wayne County, with charges including False Pretenses and Using a Computer to Commit a Crime.