A Clarkston woman was sentenced to three years for embezzling over $3 million from her employer, a crime outlined by U.S. Attorney Dawn Ison and the FBI.

Carlos Hernandez faced charges after a home invasion in Rochester Hills resulted in a homeowner's death. He, along with Joshua Zuazo, allegedly posed as utility workers. Both are denied bond and face felony murder and unlawful imprisonment charges.

A former MSU student sues Lambda Phi Epsilon and its members over severe health issues caused by alleged hazing involving forced marijuana use and excessive exercise.

Bailey Austin Herrell was arrested in Monroe Township for suspected home invasions and now faces multiple charges, including first-degree home invasion.

Todd Bettison is set to become Detroit's interim police chief, succeeding James White who is leaving for a new CEO role. Bettison has served 27 years with the department.

A 33-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash in Midland after his bike struck a curb and a sign. The incident is under investigation. He was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.

Carolyn Jean Braun faces animal cruelty charges after 18 dogs were found in very poor conditions in Thompsonville, Michigan. She was arrested and arraigned, with a bond set at $2,500.

A Michigan physician, Dr. Naveed Aslam, was indicted for illegally selling over $17 million in cancer drugs. He faces charges of conspiracy and unrestricted drug trade.

Bystanders in Michigan rescued a man and two children from a burning car after it crashed into a tree. Michigan has also passed a law allowing local control over speed limit changes.

MSU seeks to dismiss a lawsuit by ex-coach Mel Tucker, alleging his claims of wrongful termination and racial discrimination are meritless based on his contract and immunities.

A woman was killed and two men severely injured during a Grand Rapids shooting stemming from an argument. No suspect has been identified as police investigate.

A 22-year-old skateboarder died after being hit by a vehicle in Wyoming, Michigan. The incident is under investigation and witnesses are urged to contact police.

Lavonne Hill's conviction is vacated after Sergeant Walter Bates, whose testimony was key, was revealed to have been engaged in crimes, including bank robberies. No retrial will occur due to Bates' discredited testimony.