A Detroit police officer accidentally shot himself inside a bathroom at the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center and was taken to a hospital; police say an investigation is underway.

MSU is unifying its MD and DO schools and anchoring new research and clinical investments in Detroit and Grand Rapids. The plan centralizes leadership while preserving degree pathways.

A 33‑year‑old Redford man was arrested at the Warren Public Library after police say he arranged a sexual encounter with a 13‑year‑old. Bond was set at $150,000 and a probable‑cause hearing is scheduled for April 16.

Three men have been arrested and charged after a Nov. 10 shooting that killed two people inside an illegal Detroit dispensary. Authorities say the suspects were arrested out of state and returned to Michigan.

Dearborn has begun tearing down the long‑vacant Village Plaza on Michigan Avenue after asbestos abatement. The 12‑story complex was evacuated in 2018 and will be removed over the coming months.

A St. Louis man received 12 months' probation after pleading guilty in a scheme that prosecutors say tried to steal $579,551.99 in Michigan unclaimed property.

A Livonia police officer was stabbed inside the department lobby on April 3 and is in stable condition; the suspect is in custody, investigators say.

Three Detroit residents were charged after the October killing of a man prosecutors say was set to testify in a pending trial. Arraignments are scheduled this week.

Macomb County Animal Control removed 84 cats from a Harrison Township mobile home; rescues are caring for dozens while officials investigate.

Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says he won’t be deterred after police arrested a Detroit man accused of threatening to assassinate him. Officials say the investigation is ongoing.

A longtime Lotto 47 player in Bay County hit a $1.1M jackpot and took a one-time payout, saying she plans to save the money. The ticket was sold in Kawkawlin.

A Davisburg printer sued the parent company of the Detroit Metro Times over unpaid invoices, adding to mounting legal claims that could squeeze the alt‑weekly's finances.

Ecorse city controller Timothy Sadowski was arrested in Wisconsin on charges tied to alleged break‑ins and property damage. The city has placed him on unpaid leave while the investigation continues.