Sterling Heights approved a Drone as a First Responder program to enhance emergency response, with drones being dispatched to incidents, improving situacy assessment and safety, and supported by Axon and Skydio.

Dearborn offers rain garden workshops for stormwater management education, including a free introductory session and a comprehensive five-week certification course.

Michigan's iGaming and sports betting saw a 19.1% rise in gross receipts to $399.8 million in December, with iGaming at an all-time high but sports betting slightly down.

Firefighters in Wyoming rescued three people and a cat from a severe apartment fire, despite harsh winter conditions and equipment difficulties due to the cold.

Former nurse Wilfredo Figueroa-Berrios faces charges in five new sexual assault cases, totaling eight. He's accused of misconduct at Sinai Grace Hospital and a Livonia psychiatric facility.

Three suspects are in custody after a home invasion and theft in St. Clair County, Michigan, where firearms were stolen, and the investigation is ongoing.

Details on the prelude to the Grand Blanc Township church massacre provide insight into the actions of gunman Thomas Jacob Sanford, including his 911 calls threatening bomb placements, minutes before the attack that left four dead.

Three men were arrested for breaking into the vacant St. Mary's Academy in Monroe, Michigan, after police were alerted to their presence in the building.

Detroit police seized over $172,000 worth of drugs, weapons, and cash, arrested three individuals, and targeted gang-run locations in a major narcotics bust.

Detroit Police seek help finding Davion Moore, a missing 16-year-old last seen wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, and Jordan shoes. He's 5'8", 163 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. Call 313-596-5640 with info.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel discusses fighting corruption with ex-New Jersey AG Matt Platkin on a podcast, addressing transparency and legal reform strategies.

Ex-CEO Tamela Peterson was charged with health care fraud, potentially facing up to 4 years in prison or a $50,000 fine per count for billing unrendered services.

A Beverly Hills man pleaded guilty to swindling over $2 million from pandemic relief funds through fraudulent loan applications and faces 30 years in prison.