A 17-year-old is charged with second-degree murder after a fatal shooting in Pontiac, Michigan that killed Omarrel Sahon Ford Jr., 18, and wounded another. He's also facing other felony offenses and will be tried as an adult in family court.

Home health care provider M&Y Care, LLC to pay $334,807 over allegations of billing for unqualified staff services.

Siblings were arrested in Oakland County for a series of purse-snatching robberies; a Special Operations Unit coordinated the arrest. They face multiple charges.

A multi-vehicle collision in Canton Township resulted in injuries and hospitalization, with a serious crash at Warren and Morton Taylor roads involving three vehicles. Police are investigating; alcohol is ruled out as a factor.

A Livonia police officer narrowly avoided being hit by a motorist on I-275, leading to a reminder about Michigan's Move Over Law and its importance for safety.

Early morning crash in Marshall Township results in one death and one injury at the intersection of Verona Road and H Drive North.

A Benton Harbor man was arrested after a drug bust near a high school, with crack cocaine and paraphernalia found at his home, indicating drug trade activities.

Border Patrol in Detroit arrested two undocumented individuals from El Salvador, one an MS-13 member, and seized crystal meth. They are being processed for removal.

A 13-year-old boy named Nolan went missing in Sterling Heights but was later found safe, though details of his disappearance and discovery were not disclosed.

A McDonald's manager in Eastpointe was fatally stabbed by a coworker, with the altercation witnessed by customers and resulting in the suspect's arrest.

Alphonso Cooper Jr., 19, of Romulus, is charged with assault and weapons felonies after a shooting at Detroit's Ford Fireworks that injured two. He pleaded not guilty, with a $500,000 bond set, and is considered a danger to the community.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit to stop an alleged clone corporation scheme by Eric and Daniel Vander Ley that pressured small Ferndale businesses for money.

Ypsilanti man pleads guilty to orchestrating a $400,000 online refund scheme with his brother, involving fake identities and fraudulent claims to resell goods.