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.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel sues the Trump administration to prevent the defunding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), with other states joining the effort.

Michigan's Human Trafficking Commission, led by AG Dana Nessel, sets its 2026 meeting schedule to increase stakeholder engagement in anti-trafficking efforts.

Tennerra Winery in Sterling Heights, known for its community focus and California-sourced wines, has garnered a loyal following since opening in 2017, even winning Best Wine Bar in Metro Detroit.

Dearborn secured a $101,570 grant for gun safety, focusing on responsible ownership and prevention of firearm-related injuries, with Mayor Hammoud stressing its significance for public health.

C3 Industries is closing its Michigan cultivation facility due to a new 24% wholesale marijuana tax, impacting 62 workers and raising concerns about industry sustainability.

The Detroit Police Department is searching for 18-year-old Aleiya Gray, who has been missing since December 18. She was last seen wearing pajamas in the 3400 block of Vernor. The public is urged to contact the police with any information.

Michigan's MDOT received $133 million in federal and state grants to enhance the state's bus infrastructure, promoting efficiency and eco-friendly transit.

Michigan's MDOT reports completion of bridge projects in Allegan and Ottawa counties, improving infrastructure with its local agency bridge bundling program.

Michigan police seized firearms, including a "Tommy gun," and 56.9 grams of meth, resulting in three arrests during a multi-agency drug bust in Isabella County.

Corewell Health reports Theodore and Charlotte as 2025's top baby names in Southeast Michigan, with nearly 28,000 babies delivered. Classic names like Noah, Emma, and Olivia remain popular in the region.

A judge ruled the U.S. Department of Education unlawfully cut mental health program grants for schools, siding with AG Nessel and other states in a lawsuit.

Michigan AG Nessel opposes the Trump Administration's proposal to weaken PFAS regulations, joining a coalition of 15 attorneys general advocating for the maintenance of strong data reporting requirements.