Gunman found dead by police after a standoff and shooting on Detroit's west side, following earlier injuring of a victim.

A Lansing woman pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge after her toddler son fatally shot himself with a firearm she illegally possessed due to a prior felony.

University of Michigan police arrested a man linked to a reported sexual assault at a campus parking garage, based on an arranged meeting via a dating app.

Dennis Peterson Sr. from Macomb County receives a sentence of 25 to 30 years for first-degree criminal sexual conduct with minors. He was convicted of abusing two children between 2010-2016.

A student at Holmes Middle School in Livonia caused a lockdown after surrendering a gun to staff. No threat was made, and the school's protocol was followed to ensure safety. Police are investigating the incident.

A critical shooting at DMC Sinai-Grace Hospital in Detroit saw a man fire at an employee and then shoot himself; he is in serious condition, and the incident is under investigation.

The Oxford High School shooter, Ethan Crumbley, has been transferred to Oaks Correctional Facility in Michigan. Crumbley will serve his life sentence there after being convicted of first-degree murder and terrorism.

Police shot a parole absconder on Belle Isle, Detroit, after he pointed a gun at them. The suspect is hospitalized in serious condition; no officers were harmed.

Farmington Hills police are searching for Carle Penny, a missing 16-year-old girl who requires medication, and was last seen near Grand River Avenue and 8 Mile Road.

Authorities continue to search for Lacie Nicole Santia, 38, of Independence Township, with multiple units deployed but no signs of foul play reported.

A fire at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds destroyed Barn Number 42, used for storage. No injuries were reported, and future fairs are expected to proceed.

Students from Swartz Creek High School are recovering after a car crash, with the community providing support and initiating a gift card drive to assist them.

One child drowned and another is missing in Flint River, Michigan, as search efforts continue for the second child, an 8-year-old girl. Local officials stress river safety and offer condolences.