A Farmington Hills man has been charged with first-degree murder and felony firearm in the fatal shooting of a restaurant manager in Commerce Township.

A 27-year-old cold case in Pontiac, Michigan, has seen new progress with the arrest of Jack Anthony Young, charged with felony murder in the 1998 killing of 73-year-old Charles Barnett. Authorities reopened the case in 2020, ultimately linking Young to the crime. He is being held in Indiana pending extradition.

TIME's "Best Colleges for Future Leaders 2026" list included several Michigan colleges, with the University of Michigan ranking 11th. The extensive analysis by TIME and Statista reviewed the careers of thousands of leaders to compile the list.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel released the Elder Abuse Task Force newsletter highlighting resources for seniors, recent progress in Adult Protective Services, legislative efforts, and new tools like multilingual brochures and free Power of Attorney forms.

Detroit unveils Dr. Violet T. Lewis Village, a $29.3 million affordable senior housing community, with over 100 homes for seniors with diverse income levels.

A Michigan couple faces life sentences for severe child abuse charges involving two adopted children, with the investigation triggered by the hospitalization of one child for malnutrition and dehydration.

Dearborn and Detroit Fire Departments received a $361,000 FEMA grant to purchase 38 powered stair chairs, improving patient safety and reducing firefighter injuries.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has notified Five Below of pricing violation allegations after MDARD found scanner overcharges at their stores. The company faces potential legal action if compliance is not met.

Michigan's Child Support Unit has collected over $450 million for 31,000 children, with the AG Nessel praising the team's efforts in ensuring parental support.

Sterling Heights celebrates a successful road construction season, completing seven projects funded by the Safe Streets millage. They enhanced roadways, bridges, sidewalks, and pedestrian paths to improve safety and mobility.

Five former Michigan surveying company executives received prison sentences for defrauding MDOT out of millions via a scheme to overbill expenses. They have also been ordered to pay restitution and forfeit assets.

Operation Cycle Break, a police program initiated in Warren, Michigan, has seen a 7% drop in domestic violence incidents within four months, with a reduction in recidivism rates among offenders.

Terrance Markyce Davis has been federally charged in connection with eight shootings in Detroit, with ballistic evidence and a vehicle description linking him to the crimes. His arrest followed a police chase and carjacking.