A fallen tree injured a camp counselor and trapped 11 campers at Camp Ao-Wa-Kiya. Quick response by authorities resulted in all being safely evacuated, with two hospitalized. The cabin was heavily damaged.

An SUV crashed into a Farmington Hills Panera Bread, causing temporary closure. There were no serious injuries, although one passenger was treated at the scene. The incident is under investigation and the building's safety is being assessed.

A Michigan man, Doyal Kalita, received a 10-year sentence for internet scam virus alerts and illegal online drug distribution, ordered to pay restitution and forfeit over $2.5 million.

The Detroit Police are searching for Timaia Jones, a 12-year-old missing since June 8. She was last seen near her Sussex Street home, and the public is urged to provide any information.

Detroit Police seek public help to find Theophalus Watkins, a missing 62-year-old man with dementia, last seen at his home on the John C. Lodge Freeway.

A motorcyclist from Florida died and two others were injured in a crash in Monroe County, Michigan. The incident is under investigation, and authorities are seeking information.

A Lansing man pleaded guilty to a firearm charge linked to a two-year-old's death, with co-defendants also pleading guilty. They are awaiting sentencing.

Todd Kreykes, a Michigan physician assistant, admitted to misusing over $294,000 in COVID-19 relief funds for personal luxuries, facing up to 10 years in prison.

Kenneth Briddnell Carroll faces felony charges for a fatal crash in Oakland County after fleeing from police and causing a man's death and a woman's injury.

Michigan AG warns of an IRS scam targeting businesses with fake forms and payment demands for non-existent EIN errors, urging reporting to authorities.

Detroit's ShotStoppers program reports a 30-70% drop in violent crime in its CVI zones, with notable performance-based grants awarded to effective initiatives.

Mark Joseph Newsome faces trial for the alleged second-degree murder of his roommate after an argument in their Roseville boarding house. He is held without bond and his trial is expected to begin on July 7.

A man experiencing a mental health crisis in Wayne, Michigan was fatally shot by police after charging at them with a knife, despite earlier attempts to subdue him with a taser. An investigation is ongoing.