Macomb County teen Mark Wayne Goedge III is sentenced to five to fifteen years for a high-speed crash in Imlay City causing one death and multiple injuries.

A man died in a rollover crash in Saugatuck Township, possibly due to not wearing a seatbelt, with investigations ongoing by the Allegan County Sheriff's Office.

A suspected drunk driver struck a parked police car in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, injuring the officer and driver, with charges pending upon the driver's hospital release.

A toddler in Warren, Michigan, shot himself with his babysitter's unsecured gun, prompting an investigation that could lead to charges under a new firearm storage law.

Madison Forsyth hit several parked cars and police vehicles while driving intoxicated in Shelby Township and was released on a $500 bond, sparking police outcry.

A drunk driver struck a Michigan State Police car on a flooded freeway during traffic diversion efforts; the driver was arrested with a BAC three times the legal limit.

A woman died after jumping from an overpass and being struck by a van on Interstate 96 in Detroit; Michigan State Police are investigating the incident.

Michigan man Scott Allen Thompson pleads not guilty to animal cruelty and related charges after authorities find dozens of neglected animals on his property.

Officer Krystal Legendre returned to work after recovering from a severe spinal injury sustained on duty. Her assailants have pleaded guilty and await sentencing.

A Detroit man is charged with first-degree murder after fatally stabbing another man at a gas station. He received a $1 million bond and may face life in prison if convicted.

Genesee County officials are charging the owner of North Morris Estates Mobile Home Park, who operated without a license, facing over $100,000 in fines and possible jail time; they aim to address unsafe water and poor living conditions.

Two Detroit teenagers face charges for multiple vehicle thefts and a traffic accident in Huron County after fleeing a foster home in Sault Ste. Marie.

A bomb threat at an Owosso Walmart, later found to be a prank by two teens, led to an evacuation and response by authorities. Charges are being considered.