Police ordered residents near West Rose Center Road and Hickory Ridge Road to shelter in place Thursday as officers responded to an active incident.

Scammers posing as leaders at Kirk in the Hills have been pressuring parishioners for gift cards and large wire transfers, the church says. Leaders reported the fraud to police and federal agencies.

A former Oxford Center staffer told a Howell judge she was fired after confronting supervisors about billing; three witnesses described alleged irregularities in court testimony. The statements are part of a state health‑care fraud case against the center’s founder.

A father was killed in Shelby Township and a son was taken into custody; police say investigators are processing the scene and have released few details.

Law enforcement searched roads near Rose Center Road and Hickey Ridge Drive after a multi‑town chase that passed through Green Oak, Lyon, Milford and Highland townships.

A Detroit man is on trial in Mount Clemens after prosecutors say a high‑speed chase ended when his car struck and killed 71‑year‑old Wendy Drew.

An Ohio man shot by police outside a Sheetz in Taylor on July 6 has been arraigned on multiple felonies and released on GPS‑tethered house arrest. Michigan State Police are investigating.

A Harrison Township woman was sentenced to 9–15 years after a jury convicted her of involuntary manslaughter in a Dec. 21, 2024 Warren crash that killed Christopher Andelean.

A Warren woman was struck and later died after being hit on Middlebelt Road; investigators are seeking witnesses.

A 19-year-old former DPD trainee was arraigned on a reckless-driving causing death charge after a Feb. 28 pedestrian fatality on Grand River Avenue.

Keith Custer, 69, has been arraigned on murder and firearms charges after police say his girlfriend, Latoya Reeves, was shot at their Detroit home early July 6.

A Mecosta County jury cleared a Michigan conservation officer accused of firing at a Barryton campground in May 2023. The DNR says it will coordinate with state law‑enforcement standards as a $250M civil suit continues.

Westland's police chief has declined to seek renewal of the city’s Flock Safety contract; license‑plate readers will be removed when the agreement ends. Residents had pushed back over privacy and data‑sharing concerns.