Detroit Police seek help finding missing 15-year-old Laniya Jones. She was last seen at her residence on May 29. She is 5'1" with brown/blond hair. Call (313) 596-1040 with info.

Animal remains, including dogs, were found in a freezer at a Michigan ice cream shop; the new owner had been trying to clear previous owner's belongings.

The Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office is revising policies after inmates were left in a van for hours, leading to disciplinary actions including a demotion and a departure.

Former Detroit pharmacist Remigius U. Onimo to face trial for alleged Medicaid fraud after filling prescriptions with a suspended license, potentially facing four years in prison or a $5,000 fine.

Two men were sentenced for a fentanyl tragedy that caused deaths in Kalamazoo; Smith got 20 years and Martin 4 years in prison.

Michael Koch was shot and killed by a deputy in Marshall, Michigan, after he pointed a BB gun at law enforcement. His prior texts threatened violence against police.

Xavier Powell faces felony charges after a high-speed chase in Warren, resulting in a crash into a porch. Residents question police pursuit policies after property damage and risk to public safety.

Animal Control in Eastpointe seeks the mother of five kittens abandoned at a motel; individual caught on camera leaving them. The community is urged to help.

A Michigan man faces felony charges for thefts from campground payment sites following an investigation and confession of using tools to extract cash.

Michigan State Police seized over $100,000 in counterfeit bills in Livingston County after a drone seller received fake cash, prompting an investigation.

The Michigan Supreme Court chose not to review civil suits against the Oxford School District over the 2021 shooting, citing governmental immunity, frustrating the victims' families.

Coast Guard found all missing military flares in Lake Michigan after a joint exercise. Initially, one flare washed ashore, prompting a search for the others.

Charges against former MSP Detective Sergeant Brian Keely for the death of Samuel Sterling were dismissed by a federal court citing the Supremacy Clause. Michigan AG Dana Nessel expressed disappointment and concern over the potential precedent.