A 4-year-old girl in Monroe, Michigan, was found outside wearing only a diaper and chased by dogs, leading to her uncle being charged with child abuse.

A former Eminem employee is accused of stealing and selling the artist's unreleased music, facing federal charges including copyright infringement and interstate transportation of stolen goods.

A Michigan man, Michael Southworth, faces multiple charges including felony firearm and assault after a police chase and armed standoff. He was shot in the leg by police and arrested.

Tanya Hobson pleaded guilty to embezzling from the Tuscola County Peer Center where she was the director, and she has been ordered to pay restitution.

A man with mental health issues was taken into custody after a standoff and accidental fire in his Ypsilanti Township apartment. No injuries occurred, but the incident caused damage and concern among neighbors.

Michigan authorities investigate a new lead in the 1990 disappearance of Paige Renkoski, involving person of interest Buster Robbins, related to a similar 1989 case.

A 16-year-old girl and her boyfriend, Joseph McDonough, face charges in Oakland County for assault, robbery, and vehicle theft involving the girl's mother.

A Monroe man was arrested for a drive-by shooting on Harrison Street that nearly hit a 16-year-old boy. Multiple charges, including intent to murder, are being pursued.

Benjamin Weeks, a 45-year-old from Clarkston, is charged with child pornography possession and distribution, including bestiality content. He faces up to 25 years per count if convicted.

Michigan police corralled a miniature horse found wandering in Brownstown Township on St. Patrick's Day, eventually returning it to a nearby petting zoo.

A welfare check in Trenton, Michigan, led to the discovery of a former officer dead and his wife critically injured due to a domestic-related shooting.

A Richmond Township man was sentenced for animal cruelty involving his father's dog, with initial felony charges reduced to a misdemeanor due to inconclusive necropsy results. He must pay fees and was credited for jail time served.

After over two decades, the remains of Anthony Bernard Gulley, missing since 1994, were identified in Ohio, hinting at a possible homicide. DNA technology and genealogy led to the resolution of the case.