Joseph Lee Green from Pontiac, MI, was charged with assault for allegedly setting a man on fire after a dispute. He was arrested in Detroit and held on a $75,000 bond.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting outside Ferndale's Orchid Theatre; police responded quickly, providing aid and searching for the suspect who fled the scene.

Two teens have been charged with carjacking and weapon possession after stealing a DoorDash driver's vehicle in Southfield, leading to a police chase.

A high-speed crash involving six vehicles in Sterling Heights resulted in two fatalities and two hospitalizations. The police are investigating if substances played a role. Witnesses and a Good Samaritan suffered injuries while assisting.

A man was fatally stabbed at a Southfield gas station, with police continuing the investigation. There have been no arrests, and the police are asking for community assistance.

A pedestrian, Jose Hernandez, was fatally struck by a semi-truck on I-94 in Berrien County; the driver initially thought he hit an animal. No impairment was found; the investigation continues.

A chase with Detroit police led to a fatal crash when a stolen car collided with an innocent driver's vehicle, killing the latter. The suspect was arrested and hospitalized.

Five family members were shot during an altercation in Detroit, with two men critically injured after a fight between two brothers escalated. Three suspects are in custody.

A 33-year-old Union City man died in a rollover crash on I-94 near Battle Creek. He was wearing a seatbelt. The Michigan State Police are investigating, with the cause and drug/alcohol influence still unknown.

Rapper Sada Baby was arrested for drug possession in Macomb County, following a traffic stop and prior arrest for driving without a license. He denied the cocaine allegations, claiming he had Percocets.

Two men from Westland were charged after fleeing a drag racing surveillance operation by Detroit police; firearms were also recovered from their vehicle.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reaffirmed her commitment to crime victims, highlighting resources like the Address Confidentiality Program and direct victim assistance, and discussing funding challenges on a podcast.

Sierra Pearl Zaitona was sentenced to 24-50 years for the 2023 starvation death of her son; she pleaded no contest to second-degree murder and child abuse.