A pedestrian in Sterling Heights was seriously injured in an early morning collision with an SUV. The accident caused a temporary road closure for investigation.

Ex-officer James Burke faces trial for a crash that killed two men; the prosecution highlights his car's high speed without emergency signals, despite his defense's blame attempt on the victims.

Hank Winchester, a Detroit journalist, was cleared of sexual misconduct allegations after an investigation. His home had been searched, and he was on leave from WDIV.

A mother is suing Roblox, alleging it enabled a predator to exploit her daughter, citing a lack of parental consent verification and child safety measures.

James Albert Britton, a 78-year-old Detroit man, faces charges for shooting three people at a senior complex after a supposed love triangle dispute. An injured Britton was shot by a woman who used his dropped gun during the altercation.

James Carter, 62, extradited from Georgia to Michigan, faces trial for sexual assault charges, including first-degree criminal sexual conduct with minors from 2008. The extradition is part of Operation Survivor Justice.

Detroit Police seek help to find Terri Belcher, a 56-year-old missing woman with schizophrenia, last seen at her home wearing a shiny black coat, brown shirt, and pink sandals.

Missing 15-year-old Lawrence Dowl's body was found in Detroit's Mt. Hazel Cemetery; police investigate as a homicide.

Lansing resident Andrial Ortiz is arraigned on 17 felony charges after a traffic stop led to an altercation where he allegedly disarmed and shot an LPD officer.

A Saginaw man, Keino Hughes, received a 151-month sentence for drug-related offenses following a guilty plea confirmed by U.S. Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon, Jr.

Tayassukh Ayman pleaded guilty to lesser charges in a traffic accident that killed Mohammed Ali in Macomb County, following a plea deal supported by the victim's family.

A Metro Detroit trading card store, GreenLight Cards & Collectibles, was robbed of $5,000 in Pokémon cards, part of a series of similar thefts affecting local collectors and stores.

The ACLU of Michigan is suing the Warren Police for reportedly using excessive force on Christopher Gibson, a man with mental health issues, which led to his injury.