Oakland County woman, Jennifer Cataldo, is charged with first-degree murder after her mother was found with a fatal neck wound following a mental health crisis call.

Zanious Terell Murphy was arrested under Michigan's safe storage law after a 9-year-old boy suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head in Troy.

A Detroit man is charged with animal cruelty for severing a puppy's ears. Police found him with the mutilated puppy and resisted arrest. His bond is set at $100,000.

Livonia police shot a 31-year-old man who allegedly pointed a gun at officers; he's hospitalized and no officers were injured. An investigation is underway.

Foiled potential mass shooting at a Pontiac high school graduation led to two arrests; police found loaded guns after a fight and a concerning Snapchat post. Motives unclear, investigation ongoing.

Alicia Renee Hackett is charged with Medicaid fraud for claiming fake travel reimbursements through an app in Macomb County, as announced by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.

A 35-year-old man died in a rollover crash involving a commercial truck on a Michigan highway, with investigation by Livingston County Major Crash Team ongoing.

Corporal Hassan Hammoud filed a lawsuit claiming racial and religious discrimination in the Melvindale Police Department. A private investigator was hired to examine the claims.

An 85-year-old Detroit woman died in a crash in Genesee County when her Mazda was hit by a Subaru. The other driver, a 47-year-old man, was also injured. The police are investigating the accident.

A Dearborn Heights man died after his pickup truck struck a parked gravel hauler on I-94, prompting an investigation and freeway closures for cleanup.

Law enforcement stopped a potential mass shooting at a Pontiac, Michigan high school graduation, arresting one suspect and pursuing another. Details to be provided in a scheduled press conference.

A person was arrested for the shooting of Detroit rapper Skilla Baby; he survived with injuries. The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office is reviewing the case.

Two workers were critically injured by electrocution at a Michigan job site when a concrete truck's boom hit a power line. MIOSHA is investigating the incident.