The Detroit Police are seeking public help to find missing 15-year-old Cher’Tonia Cox, who has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. She was last seen on E. Larned Street.

The DOJ is increasing FBI resources in Native American territories to reduce violent crime by deploying 60 agents to various regions to investigate unresolved cases in collaboration with Tribal law enforcement.

Rep. Tom Barrett visited imprisoned Michigan couple in Mexico, seeking release over a timeshare dispute with Palace Resorts; the couple faces fraud charges for breaching contracts.

A house explosion in Southgate injured two and caused significant damage. The cause is under investigation, suspected to be gas-related. Emergency services responded and the community is dealing with the aftermath.

A Macomb County man is charged with selling counterfeit automotive safety systems, including airbags, online, potentially impacting over 81,000 vehicles in Michigan.

A clerk and customer exchanged gunfire at a Southfield gas station; both were arrested with no injuries reported. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Gov. Whitmer deploys the National Guard and relaxes trucking rules to address the aftermath of a severe ice storm in Northern Michigan, as residents face power outages and fuel shortages.

A New Baltimore man, Dinas Kamaitis, was charged with multiple felonies for selling counterfeit car parts after an Auto Fraud Task Force investigation.

Tesla trucks in West Michigan were vandalized, leading the Kentwood Police to seek public help. Meanwhile, a local Tesla building's window was also damaged, with authorities investigating a possible pattern.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find Carle Moriah Penny, a 17-year-old who's been missing since March 30 in Pontiac and is thought to be in Royal Oak.

DNA testing resolves a 1987 cold case, identifying remains found in Toledo as Tammy Lowe from Michigan, with aid from The Porchlight Project and Othram.

A judge denied a motion to disqualify Oakland County Prosecutor from Jennifer Crumbley's case, and sanctioned the defense attorney for misuse of legal process.

Four officers rescued eight individuals from a house fire in Farmington Hills, resulting in both parties being hospitalized, with three officers requiring ventilators due to smoke inhalation. No smoke detectors were present in the house.