A fuel spill closed part of I-275 in Wayne County, with cleanup expected to take 2-3 hours. Traffic is impacted, and alternate routes are recommended.

A Livonia man, Paul Katterman II, faces charges including human trafficking for allegedly running a prostitution ring with his wife through massage parlors.

Detroit police arrested 10 and seized drugs, guns, and cash in a senior citizen apartment building after a series of fatal overdoses prompted an investigation.

A house fire in Battle Creek caused significant damage and the death of several pets, though one dog was saved by firefighters. The blaze is believed to be an accidental electrical fire.

A shelter-in-place order in Roseville, Michigan, was lifted following an industrial fire at RCO Engineering, with no injuries reported and officials confirming it was safe after air quality tests.

Kalamazoo reports a decrease in violent crime, including a 55% drop in homicides, although arson increased by 8%. Chief Boysen credits a balanced approach for the reduction.

Michigan State Police are looking for Waldemar Aaron Wieland, last seen on April 13 in Sheridan, and ask for public help in locating the 6-foot-4, 350-pound man.

A teen in Kent County was shot in the foot during a domestic dispute; the suspect, Andres Simon-Salgado, was arrested and faces charges, including illegal re-entry to the U.S.

Jony Saad Alatto was sentenced to 30-60 years for a mass shooting in Detroit that killed 3 and injured 2. He pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and firearm charges.

A motorcycle rider was killed in a hit-and-run accident in Redford Township, Michigan, with authorities actively seeking the suspect and the involved Cadillac located in Detroit.

The body of Tony Vescolani, 84, from Michigan, was found floating in the Florida Keys; no foul play is suspected.

A 25-year-old woman died in a single-vehicle crash on I-275 in Romulus after her Jeep Cherokee hit a bridge abutment and ejected her. No other vehicles were involved.

A 14-year-old student was arrested after making a Snapchat threat against Pinewood Middle School, following a tip-off and an investigation by the Kent County Sheriff's Office. No firearms were found at the student’s home.