A Macomb County man was convicted of second-degree murder of his girlfriend, also facing firearm and domestic violence charges. The court heard of domestic abuse and incriminating texts before the crime. He awaits sentencing.

Oakland University was locked down after a stabbing incident on February 5, with the two suspects fleeing the scene. The lockdown was later lifted, but the suspects remain at large.

Detroit man Robert William Foster arrested and charged with 17 counts of mail larceny related to "porch piracy" incidents, after a community and police effort led to his identification through doorbell camera footage.

Kyle Wagner from Minneapolis was arrested on charges of cyberstalking and threatening communications for advocating violence against ICE officers online.

Michigan MDOT's Restore the Reuther project leads to I-696 and I-75 ramp closures for reconstruction. Detours provided; work to improve roadways and bridges. Local businesses express concerns over extended construction duration.

Detroit sets up shelters and library warm spaces and issues a cold weather health emergency due to a deep freeze; Mayor Sheffield and her team act to provide residents safe havens.

The article discusses a podcast episode where state attorneys general discuss their role in challenging policies and protecting citizens, with anecdotes from their legal battles.

The weather forecast for Detroit predicts snowy, windy, and extremely cold conditions, with temperatures plunging and the possibility of more snow later in the week.

Detroit's CeCe Winans won her 18th Grammy for Best Gospel Performance/Song, tying with Aretha Franklin as one of the most awarded females in Grammy history.

Livonia Public Schools experienced a phishing scam via a hacked staff email, offering fake jobs to students. Cybersecurity efforts are being emphasized in response.

Detroit woman Tracey Allen sues the City of Detroit and officer Zachary Melvin for $25 million, claiming she was shot multiple times unjustly during a traffic stop.

Sterling Heights City Council approves a one-year moratorium on data center development to update outdated zoning ordinances and assess the implications of such projects.

Baseball legend Mickey Lolich has died at 85, with tributes for the 1968 World Series hero pouring in from the Detroit Tigers and fans.