A man in Wyoming died after an assault; the suspect, who lived with the victim, claimed divine instruction and faces charges, while police seek further information.

Michigan man Paul Hawkins received extra jail time for threatening a former prosecutor on Facebook, as reported by The Detroit News and the Michigan Attorney General's Office.

A building in southeast Grand Rapids was evacuated due to a hazmat incident; the situation was contained without threat to the area. A separate, resolved nitrogen leak occurred at Detroit's Faygo plant.

A drive-by shooting in Macomb Township resulted in three arrests and no injuries, with police recovering multiple firearms and seeking additional suspects.

Two students were involved in a stabbing at Avondale High School; a 15-year-old was stabbed and sustained minor injuries, and a 16-year-old suspect was apprehended. The school temporarily implemented a soft lockdown.

A fire destroyed a Jackson home early Monday, hospitalizing one man, with the cause under investigation by Michigan State Police and multiple fire departments responding.

A Greenville woman was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after her car was hit by a truck in Crockery Township; the truck driver was cited.

A barricade situation in Farmington, Oakland County ended with one woman shot and the suspect dead from a self-inflicted gunshot after a domestic dispute.

A 42-year-old Ohio man was fatally hit by a vehicle while running across I-75 in Detroit; the driver fled the scene. Police are seeking information from witnesses.

A Genesee County man faces charges for allegedly abandoning two neglected dogs in his old home. One dog was euthanized; the other, Baxter, awaits adoption.

A man was arrested in Saginaw Township for trafficking 12 lbs of meth, after a month-long probe by BAYANET and ATF. Traffic stop and home searches led to drug and firearm seizures.

A 5-year-old boy was killed in a hyperbaric chamber explosion in Troy, Michigan, and his family has hired Fieger Law. The incident is under investigation, with concerns about safety protocols highlighted.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel recognized AAG Melissa Palepu's work against human trafficking, who was named HSI Prosecutor of the Year. The Michigan Human Trafficking Commission, chaired by Palepu, discussed strategies to combat trafficking.