One person died and two others were wounded outside Suite 100 Lounge on Detroit’s west side early Saturday as police investigated the scene.

A Warren man was sentenced to 18–30 years after jurors found he severely injured his girlfriend's 8-month-old while babysitting.

An Eastpointe woman faces animal-torture charges after a dog was harmed; the dog, Sage, has been treated and returned to its owner.

Anna Matson sued the Village of Holly in federal court, alleging retaliation after repeated FOIA requests. The complaint raises Open Meetings Act and First Amendment questions.

A jury convicted Randall Grinwis of second-degree murder in the 2024 asphyxiation death of Donna Hyma; sentencing is set for March 30, 2026.

A former Detroit teacher pleaded to aggravated assault and received two years' probation and community service after a former student with cognitive delays described being lured and assaulted.

Karen McDonald filed a defamation suit that ties a political smear to a decade-old murder review, naming a small fund and accusing a rival prosecutor. The case now intersects the Michigan AG contest.

One person was killed and another wounded in a Friday-night shooting on Detroit’s east side. Detectives are investigating in the 19400 block of Sherwood Street.

A former SIREN leader admitted in federal court to diverting roughly $95,000 meant for survivors and homeless families, triggering local fundraising and federal investigations.

A March 30 preliminary exam in Pontiac will determine whether prosecutors have enough evidence to move charges against Kqualin Douglas into circuit court. The case follows the Jan. shooting death of Cornelius Murphy Jr.

A Royal Oak man was bound over to circuit court after prosecutors say he rammed a car with infants aboard; no injuries were reported and an arraignment is set for March 10.

A former Dearborn Heights attorney was sentenced after being found outside a Royal Oak home with weapons and restraint gear; the judge said the episode left the homeowner traumatized.

Federal prosecutors say a New Boston photographer collected more than $4.6 million in advance fees for a child's supposed modeling career and is now facing federal charges. The FBI arrested her after an indictment was unsealed in Detroit.