A Pontiac couple is charged with child sexual abuse, with Patrick Henke facing a $2 million bond and Anna Purdy a $500,000 bond, as they await a court conference.

Ryan Good, 73, was charged with assault with intent to murder for shooting at police in Taylor, MI. No officers were hit; Good was critically injured.

Police in Canton, Michigan, are investigating a fatal early morning shooting that left one man dead near a Chevrolet Equinox.

Toyota and GM have advised owners of some older vehicle models to park them due to dangerous Takata air bag inflators that may explode and cause injury or death.

Detroit expects a wintry mix today with an inch of snow, followed by cloudy skies and milder temperatures through the week, per the National Weather Service.

Michigan's MDARD has allocated $150,000 in grants to 22 local animal shelters for the welfare of homeless pets, sourced from taxpayer donations to the Animal Welfare Fund.

A woman was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle on I-75 in Detroit. She exited her car post-crash and was struck, leading to road closure and MSP reminders about post-crash safety.

After a manhunt in northern Michigan, state police fatally shot a man linked to a domestic assault, who confronted officers from a tree stand while armed.

Funeral details for Michigan State Trooper Joel Popp, killed during a traffic stop, are announced; services to take place at Saginaw Valley State University.

A man was arrested in Lenox Township for a fatal stabbing at a mobile home park, with the victim's identity yet to be released amid the ongoing investigation.

Tyree Perry Lacey from Detroit faces nine felony charges for vehicle thefts after a Southeast Michigan Auto Crimes Consortium investigation. He has a $250,000 bond and must wear a GPS tether.

Port Huron prepares for the 2024 Chilly Fest, featuring winter events such as bed races, a chili competition, live music, and more. Local businesses participate in the festivities, which aim to bolster community spirit despite the cold weather.

The Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills reopened with a new exhibit after a $31 million renovation, prioritizing survivor stories, particularly from Michigan.