Alicia Bradford pleaded guilty to felonious assault after a New Year’s Day 2025 BP confrontation in Farmington Hills; sentencing is March 31 and her husband’s trial continues.

An early-morning house fire in Fenton Township killed a married couple and several dogs. Investigators and the county medical examiner will continue probing the scene.

Human remains were recovered inside a welded ammonia tank on a Tipton farm. Her husband faces murder charges as the case moves to trial.

Court documents say three former Plymouth‑Canton students pleaded guilty to retrieving and sharing nude photos of women who had been their classmates.

Eastpointe police say a 3‑year‑old shih‑poo lost an eye after the owner's 19‑year‑old daughter allegedly kicked it; the suspect is in custody and the case is with the Macomb County prosecutor.

Dashcam released by Huron Township shows a high-speed chase that ended at Carleton Farms landfill. A Taylor man is in custody after police say he tried to run over an officer and rammed patrol cars.

A 36-year-old man was killed after being struck by multiple vehicles on northbound I-75 in Troy late Wednesday night. Police have closed lanes and are investigating.

Detroit police are seeking tips after a Feb. 21 home break-in on the 19300 block of Yonka Street; two TVs and clothing were taken and a $1,000 reward is being offered.

A Pontiac man pleaded guilty after deputies say two loaded guns were hidden in the parking lot of a high‑school graduation last June. Sentencing is set for April 14.

The Detroit Fire Department says veteran firefighter Patrick 'Pat' Trout's Jan. 5 death has been ruled a line-of-duty death after the Macomb County medical examiner's review.

The administrator of a Cadillac assisted-living home was arraigned on charges including involuntary manslaughter after prosecutors say a resident did not receive prescribed insulin and later died.

A 43-year-old bicyclist was killed Wednesday night on Mill Iron Road in Muskegon Township; authorities say the crash is under investigation.

A speaker at a Warren City Council meeting said he wished to shoot President Trump; federal investigators visited him the next day.