A 34-year-old die setter was pinned between two dies and killed at a Howell plant, state officials say. MIOSHA lists the death as Michigan’s 12th workplace fatality this year.

A Kalamazoo public safety officer caught an infant a mother dropped from a second‑floor window during a house fire. Both were checked at a hospital and the blaze is under investigation.

Federal court filings unsealed May 19, 2026 allege a 38‑day campaign of harassment and hundreds of messages directed at former U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider.

A White Lake man is jailed after police say his ex‑girlfriend was attacked early Friday; investigators say a child called 911 and the suspect faces CSC and assault charges.

A preschooler arrived at Schwarzkoff Elementary with a handgun in a backpack; staff found the weapon and police secured it while the Youth Bureau investigates.

A Warren man has been arraigned on animal-torture and assault charges after prosecutors say he stabbed a family's dog during a May 17 dispute. The case is set for a probable-cause hearing on May 28.

Strong winds on May 18 ripped part of an early‑childhood center's roof in Barry County, leaving heavy damage and prompting structural inspections.

Jeff Titus, exonerated in 2023 after nearly 21 years in prison, agreed to a $5.25M settlement after prosecutors and law students uncovered files pointing to another suspect.

A bomb threat at the Michael Berry Career Center drew K-9 teams and a bomb squad Monday; police say the building was empty and the investigation is ongoing.

A toddler was found wandering in Southgate wearing only a diaper; police and Child Protective Services are caring for the child while officers seek the parents.

A Clinton Township man has been arraigned on a felony OWI charge after prosecutors say he struck and killed a Mount Clemens man on March 27.

Dozens of dogs 1 both alive and dead 1 were found in bags across Detroits Rouge Park, prompting rescues and a city response.

CBP at Detroit Metro intercepted a dreamcatcher with a monkey skull and python bones; officials say such parts usually require permits.