John Burkman and Jacob Wohl entered no contest pleas to voter intimidation charges related to a deceptive robocall scheme in Detroit during the 2020 election.

A former John Ball Zoo employee was sentenced to 180 days in jail for taking up-skirt photos of visitors, which included a minor. He must also register as a sex offender and serve three years' probation.

Two pickup trucks collided in Robinson Township, injuring four individuals, one critically, necessitating helicopter transport; a driver failed to stop at a sign.

A maintenance worker was fatally shot after an argument at the Devon Park Apartments in Royal Oak; suspect is in custody, with police asserting no ongoing danger.

The US Coast Guard rescued three boaters from Lake Erie after their sailboat grounded during a race. Their MH-65 Dolphin helicopter conducted the hoist rescue.

A Birmingham man is charged with insurance fraud for falsifying annuity applications for his elderly clients, with Michigan authorities stressing the importance of financial professionals' integrity.

A zoo employee was assaulted by a trespasser at John Ball Zoo, where the suspect was soon arrested, and the non-critically injured staff member was hospitalized.

CEO and Medical Director of Fast Lab were charged in a $500 million COVID-19 test billing fraud by the Eastern District of Michigan's U.S. Attorney's Office.

A 23-year-old was ejected from their car and hit by another vehicle on I-94 in Detroit, suffering life-threatening injuries; police are investigating the crash.

The NTSB reports that both men killed in a plane crash near Lowell City Airport were qualified pilots; the plane involved had been assembled by one of them.

Michigan State Police seized over $10 million worth of illegal marijuana from a former factory in Baldwin, with multiple arrests and concerns raised about health risks from unregulated cannabis.

A semi-truck crashed on I-696 near Warren, causing closures for hours due to a fuel spill and road damage. No injuries were reported, but commuters faced delays.

Two executives from Surveying Solutions Inc. pleaded guilty to defrauding the U.S. Department of Transportation, resulting in a non-prosecution agreement and a $1.1 million penalty.