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An 18-year-old Detroit Country Day lacrosse player faces a felony battery charge after prosecutors say he punched a Carmel High player during a May 2 game, causing a concussion.

A federal jury convicted Grosse Pointe Woods physician Peter Nwoke of failing to report income prosecutors say came from selling opioid prescriptions and hiding proceeds; sentencing is set for Sept. 10.

An Oxford parent says the prosecutor’s office redacted or withheld contracts and records about threats and security after the Oxford High School shooting.

A Mount Clemens judge pushed sentencing for Eric Mandziuk to June 17, leaving the family of 28‑year‑old Alex Tsatsos to wait while the accused remains on house arrest. Investigators reported a .352 BAC and charges that include OWI causing death.

A Plymouth Township couple already charged in a March dog mauling now face child-abuse and narcotics-trafficking allegations as the case moves toward a May 29 hearing.

A man was killed outside 313 Community Barbershop on West McNichols as police search for a fleeing shooter. Neighbors say the killing underscores safety concerns on the corridor.

A suspect entered a Livonia home with a woman and child inside and fled after the homeowner confronted them; police searched the area near Newburgh and Six Mile.

Macomb County deputies say a viral "door-kick" challenge has dented garage doors across several neighborhoods. Officials urge residents to preserve video and report tips to investigators.

A jury convicted Marc Aisen of unlawful posting and using a computer to commit a crime after prosecutors said he sent months of harassing emails about Bloomfield Township’s treasurer. Sentencing is set for June 9.

An off‑duty Detroit firefighter has been bound over for trial after a Roseville crash that killed an 85‑year‑old woman.

A 17-year-old was shot on Detroit’s west side after an altercation; a 58-year-old man was taken into custody and the teen is in stable condition.

A former Lumen Christi facilities director pleaded no contest to a felony assault charge and three alcohol-to-minor misdemeanors; sentencing is set for July 15 in Jackson County.