Twenty dogs and four turtles were seized from a Warren home after deputies found them in "deplorable" conditions; a woman faces felony charges and the animals are receiving care.

A Detroit vendor says she was struck and robbed while selling Valentine’s Day baskets at a busy east‑side intersection.

A judge handed Ian Andrew Sharpe 30–50 years after he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the April 2025 killing of his 84-year-old grandmother.

Residents at the Rev. Dr. Jim Holley Residences say an empty leasing office and taped phone numbers have complicated emergencies and left seniors worried.

Patchy freezing fog is reducing visibility across parts of Metro Detroit this morning. Fog should lift for a mostly sunny, warmer week with rain likely midweek.

A filmmaker's FOIA push and public FBI records have revived interest in Francis "Frank" Shelden and the North Fox Island case, a long‑running probe of a 1970s boys' camp linked to abuse.

ATF Detroit chief James Deir says agents are mining social media to trace guns and are stepping up prosecutions of conversion parts known as "switches."

Macomb County celebrates Paczki Day, highlighting its Polish American culture and the community's culinary offerings, including traditional Polish paczkis and year-round delicacies.

The Wayne County Airport Authority is seeking charges against a man who drove into Detroit Metro Airport, leading to additional stalking charges and safety upgrades at the terminal.

Detroit celebrates Black History Month with a free event featuring City Historian Jamon Jordan and pianist Alvin Waddles; a mix of history lecture and musical performance at the Charles H. Wright Museum.

Michigan's moose population has dropped to about 300, prompting wildlife specialists and researchers to investigate the causes using GPS-collaring methods to study movement, disease, and dietary patterns.

The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that MDCR can keep investigating older complaints, a decision born from a Grand Rapids legal fight and a 2023 audit exposing long agency delays. The ruling preserves the department’s ability to pursue stalled probes while spotlighting understaffing and backlog problems.

A Center Line man was sentenced to 10 months in federal prison after prosecutors say he threatened to kill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and DTE Energy shareholders. Federal officials say the case began with calls to a DTE call center and an online post on a dating site.