A man was convicted of firing at police during a 14-mile chase in Michigan and faces a life sentence. He led police on a low-speed pursuit, shot at officers, and was eventually shot and apprehended.

A Detroit police officer accidentally shot himself in the foot while responding to a dog attack after a ShotSpotter alert. He is in stable condition; the dog was killed.

A Clinton Township man, Anthony Patterson, faces multiple felonies for an armed robbery in Eastpointe, where he allegedly robbed patrons and employees.

Adrian Police are searching for a suspect who robbed a cash advance store at gunpoint, taking $5,000 and fleeing on foot. The suspect remains at large.

Judge Edmunds denies Matt Weiss's motion to dismiss identity theft charges, with his legal battles against hacking student athletes' accounts ongoing.

Monroe police investigate the undetermined death of a 20-month-old boy, found unresponsive in a residence. Authorities and the Lucas County Coroner's Office are seeking answers.

Gov. Whitmer signs the "Taylor Swift bills" to prohibit bots from bulk buying and inflating ticket prices, with civil penalties for violators up to $5,000 per occurrence.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed bills to combat ticket-buying bots, known as the "Taylor Swift bills," aiming to ensure fair access to event tickets.

A 1-year-old and a 24-year-old woman were injured in a shooting on Detroit's east side; both are expected to recover. No suspects have been arrested. Police are investigating.

Detroit was awarded four 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credits totaling $6.1 million annually for 10 years, enabling the creation of nearly 200 affordable housing units.

Detroit Composer Laureate Patrick Prouty launches Concerts for Caring, a free concert series supporting the unhoused with donation drives during the shows.

Detroit announces a $105 million budget surplus, marking the 11th consecutive year of surplus since emerging from bankruptcy in 2014, with credit given to strong expense management and department efficiency.

An Indiana man was sentenced to 38 to 60 months in prison for sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl in 2015, after being arrested through Operation Survivor Justice.