Two New Jersey men were arrested for their suspected roles in a planned terror attack on LGBTQ+-friendly bars in Michigan, linked to suspects in Detroit with possible ISIS allegiance.

Detroit man Joshua Joel-Eli Brown, 34, faces charges of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl in a McDonald's restroom on Michigan Avenue, an offense carrying up to 15 years in prison.

Troy Police are seeking a man who robbed a Shell Gas Station with an AK-47 style rifle in Oakland County; there were no injuries and patrols have been increased.

A babysitter in Roseville was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of a 22-month-old boy and received an additional 15 to 40 years for child abuse.

Michigan's DNR proposes to extend the elk hunting season from 21 to 45 days, aiming to offer hunters flexibility and better weather, and to manage the elk population effectively. Public comments are open until January 23, 2026.

A 76-year-old St. Clair County man won $1.35 million from the Michigan Lottery's Diamond Wild Time Progressive Fast Cash game, securing his retirement.

Detroit police seek help finding missing 14-year-old Aiden Reynolds; last seen Tuesday, described as 5'8", 185 lbs, with black hair, brown eyes, and last seen wearing a blue hoodie, blue pants, and Nike shoes.

The Detroit Police seek assistance in finding Ry'Ann Ramsey, a 13-year-old girl missing since November 3, last seen in a black sweatshirt and blue jeans.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel leads states in suing the Trump Administration over allegedly unlawful changes to FEMA grant terms, impacting emergency and disaster funding.

Warren Police seek public help to find an SUV driver involved in a hit-and-run that seriously injured a 12-year-old on a minibike; the suspect's vehicle may be a black or gray Chevrolet Equinox.

Detroit launches an interactive map on its official website to help residents find over 85 local food pantries, with nearly 100 expected to be listed soon.

The parents of three children who died in a West Bloomfield fire will not face charges, as the incident was deemed a tragic accident without negligence.

A Delta County woman pleaded guilty to Medicaid fraud, potentially facing a six-year sentence. She admitted to falsely claiming payments for home care services by a family member.