An early morning fire at Arbor One Apartments in Ypsilanti, Michigan, has displaced residents, but no injuries were reported. Fire departments responded, and the Red Cross is assisting evacuees.

Two Michigan asphalt companies and four executives pleaded guilty to a bid-rigging scheme that occurred from 2013 to 2018. They face significant fines and prison time.

Following a DUI-related crash that claimed the life of a bar owner and injured his wife, an Eastpointe man with prior offenses has been sentenced. The community mourns the loss while the family seeks solace in the court's decision.

A Flint man was sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run involving striking UAW workers. No further jail time was imposed beyond the two days served.

Abortion rights advocates in Michigan filed a lawsuit challenging several state abortion restrictions, asserting that they violate the new Reproductive Freedom for All constitutional amendment.

Federal officers seized $8.7 million worth of cocaine and charged Canadian Gagandeep Singh with attempted drug possession with intent to distribute at the Ambassador Bridge.

A pedestrian in critical condition was hit by a car in Warren, Michigan, with the driver aiding the victim, and police investigating the accident circumstances.

Two Warren middle school students face charges following separate threatening incidents, with one found with a "death list" and the other involved in a case with a confiscated handgun.

A Popeyes in Troy, Michigan, was fined for child labor violations after having underage workers work illegally long hours.

A man died after being hit by a car in Canton Township while crossing a road. The driver, a 23-year-old from Ypsilanti, was involved in the fatal accident. Authorities are investigating; alcohol was not a factor.

A woman, 67, caused a head-on crash by driving the wrong way on US-131, resulting in minor injuries and a citation. No drugs or alcohol were involved.

Two firefighters were rescued after a roof collapsed during a fire at a Lapeer storage facility. One suffered a shoulder injury but is expected to recover.

Sheriff Chris Swanson revealed a threatening letter from a student, spotlighting the community's role in preventing violence as his office responds to its 18th threat this school year.