Detroit Police are looking for 48-year-old Cleavon McLoud, missing since June 23. He is described as 6 feet tall, about 180 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Public assistance is requested.

A Monroe County deputy rescued a man from a pond after a 911 call reported his distress. A submerged Jeep was also retrieved, and the investigation is ongoing.

A woman and her dog died in a Pontiac house fire that started in the kitchen; her death was due to smoke inhalation and ruled accidental. Michigan's fire fatalities exceed national averages.

Rashad Maleek Trice pleaded guilty to the murder of 2-year-old Wynter Cole-Smith and assaulting her mother, facing a mandatory life sentence without parole.

CBP seized nearly 6 pounds of fentanyl in Detroit, capable of over a million fatalities. The substance was concealed in mail and is the largest seizure at the Port of Detroit.

A Detroit man was convicted of murder and other felonies for killing a Kentucky man during a meetup to sell a trailer arranged through Facebook Marketplace.

A Clarkston man was charged after a fatal shooting at a Howell tattoo parlor; he faces several weapons charges. The incident, not related to a local event, is under investigation.

A 1-year-old was severely burned in a fire in Sheridan Township; MSP is investigating. The child received help from locals in Albion. Details remain scarce as the investigation proceeds.

Detroit police revised their facial recognition policy after a wrongful arrest led to a $300,000 settlement with Robert Williams, requiring independent sign-offs for the technology's use.

Juveniles in a Mercedes led Ottawa County deputies on a high-speed chase that ended in a crash causing injuries, a power outage, and damage to a building and traffic signal.

One person died and four, including three children, were critically injured in a crash in Allegan County when a sedan ran a stop sign and got hit by a truck.

Lightning struck four attendees at the Milan Mud Bash event, resulting in non-serious injuries and hospital assessments. The event, which includes music and racing, was temporarily closed but has resumed.

Two Washtenaw County deputies survived a serious crash with no severe injuries, though the patrol car was left overturned and damaged. Details about the other vehicle and cause are unclear.