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Four people were found dead inside a Livonia home after a shooting near 7 Mile and Inkster; police have launched an active investigation.
A Michigan appeals court vacated Joseph Morrison’s terrorism and related convictions in the Whitmer kidnap case, finding the state’s kidnapping law doesn’t qualify as a ‘violent felony.’
A Detroit man faces felony charges after prosecutors say he assaulted his girlfriend on a bus and inside a downtown Potbelly. Authorities arrested him after a downtown foot chase.
A 23-year-old man was killed early Tuesday in a shooting at a Golfside Road business complex in Ypsilanti Township. Deputies are investigating and asking witnesses to contact the tip line.
Two Detroit sisters were arraigned after prosecutors say they beat, tried to douse with hot grease and stabbed a restaurant worker over a wrong order.
A 34-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries after a late-night stabbing outside the Gowen post office. State police say the attack appears isolated as investigators probe the scene.
Court papers say a Washington man cyberstalked and extorted a Southeast Michigan disc‑golf company, posting gun videos and money demands that prompted security upgrades.
Two people were injured early Tuesday in a shooting on westbound I‑94 near Dickerson Street. Michigan State Police say troopers are investigating and seeking witnesses.
Three men were detained Monday after a woman reported a sexual assault on Detroit’s east side. Police say detectives are continuing the investigation.
A judge allowed a Roseville wrestling official to attend a middle‑school graduation despite pending felony charges in Macomb County.
An Inkster mother says repeated reports to animal control were ignored before a neighbor’s dog bit her 6-year-old; officials say the dog is now quarantined.
A DPD scout car collided with a Chevy Malibu at Gunston and Nashville, injuring officers and civilians. Neighbors call the corner a long‑standing ‘hot spot’ and want traffic fixes.
A Detroit jury found Michael Yharbrough guilty in the brutal death of his girlfriend’s 3-year-old son; both adults face sentencing later this month. The case has renewed questions about repeated CPS returns.
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