A suspect was arrested after a GRPS student waiting for a bus encountered a suspicious individual, prompting school safety reminders and community vigilance.

A Detroit man, Joshua Charston Brown-Hill, is accused of sexual assault and exploitation involving multiple children, including an incident with a 12-year-old girl.

A 19-year-old from Michigan has been sentenced to 15 years for child exploitation charges, including soliciting explicit material from a minor via Discord.

Ronald Burt Krull was sentenced to 30 months for assault by strangulation, marking the Western Michigan U.S. Attorney's ongoing efforts to combat domestic violence.

Authorities and the community are searching for Joseph Daniel Dean, a missing 41-year-old schizophrenic man from Ionia County, who disappeared on November 10.

A lithium-ion lawn mower battery is suspected to have caused a garage fire in Ann Arbor, with firefighters responding quickly to prevent spread to the main house. No injuries were reported.

Michael Shapiro pleads guilty to making death threats against the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Michigan.

A man is critically stable after being hit by a vehicle in a Southgate crosswalk. The driver cooperated with police, and no intoxication was evident. The incident highlights a rise in Michigan pedestrian accidents.

Novi, Michigan police investigate a spate of home invasions linked to South American gangs using sophisticated tactics like Wi-Fi jammers and targeting secluded homes.

A gas leak is suspected to have caused a critical explosion at a condominium in Orion Township, Michigan, injuring two elderly individuals and displacing residents.

A Harrison man, 54, was killed in a hit-and-run in Roscommon County. The suspect, a 66-year-old, was identified when he returned to the scene. He underwent a blood draw to check for intoxication. Charges are pending the ongoing investigation.

Police intensify the search for missing 16-year-old Cortez McConer Jr. in Grand Rapids, utilizing drones, K-9s, and helicopters, and offer a $4,000 reward for information.

U.S. Attorney Mark Totten announces convictions and settlements in a Medicare fraud telemedicine crackdown, with doctors admitting to approving unnecessary medical orders.