In Michigan, a 94-year-old driver hit a stopped car, then tragically ran over the other car's driver, a 59-year-old woman, who later died. The crash is under investigation.

A fight broke out among individuals in 'MAGA' gear at a Trump rally in Michigan, where conflict ensued before the ex-president spoke. Officers resolved the incident quickly, with no major injuries reported.

A woman surrendered to police after barricading herself following a reported stabbing in Northwest Grand Rapids, causing a standoff and street closure.

A pedestrian was killed in Leighton Township after being struck by an SUV; neither speed nor alcohol are considered factors as authorities investigate. The road was closed for investigation and names have not been released.

A 14-year-old was arrested for a false bomb threat at Forest Hills Northern High School. The threat was not credible and activities continued normally.

A 20-year-old motorcyclist died after skipping a traffic stop and colliding with a car on I-94 near the I-69 interchange in Michigan. The police did not pursue due to the violation's nature.

A 19-year-old man posed as a minor on Snapchat, gained a family's trust, stayed overnight, and sexually assaulted two girls before being arrested in Cass City, Michigan.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel charged seven residents for alleged double voting in St. Clair Shores, including three assistant clerks who are accused of altering voter files.

A student was arrested for bringing a stolen, loaded gun to Eastpointe High, which led to a brief school lockdown and a physical altercation with security.

Detroit Police are searching for men who burglarized a cellphone store on Harper Avenue, taking phones and cash, with authorities releasing images and seeking public help.

During Rosh Hashanah, a gunman broke into a rabbi's home with UM students inside; no one was harmed, a suspect is at large, and a related woman was detained. University President Ono addressed safety concerns and urged community solidarity.

Two Michigan men face charges for an attempted carjacking at a Waterford Township gas station; they were arrested after an off-duty officer spotted their stolen vehicle.

Former Detroit bus driver Geraldine Johnson sentenced to six months in jail for a fatal accident; it was her second fatal incident and part of a 19-crash career history.