Edward Eugene Smith was sentenced to 10-30 years for child sexual abuse crimes from 2018, involving a 14-year-old, as announced by Michigan's AG Dana Nessel.

Michigan AG determined no charges against a trooper for the fatal shooting of Quentin Allen during a Saginaw bank standoff, ruling it defense of others.

Dearborn has announced its fall 2025 leaf collection schedule from Oct. 27 to Dec. 5, outlining street collection and bagged leaf options, parking regulations, and best practices for residents.

An 82-year-old tricyclist died after being struck by a car in Livonia; the incident occurred in an unlit area without a crosswalk. The driver cooperated with police, not under the influence.

Hamtramck's former Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri resigned with a severance deal after a contested tenure marked with accusations of misconduct and diversity initiatives.

The article details Detroit's weather forecast, highlighting sunny days with cool evenings ahead, occasional brisk winds, and possible showers later in the week.

Allen Park High School experienced a technical glitch with its lockdown boot system during a scheduled evacuation drill. No threat was present, and the situation highlighted the importance of such drills.

Shelby Township Police seek public help to identify a person of interest in an investigation, sharing an image on social media from an October 19, 2025 sighting.

Warren Police Officer Jack Barnes is on leave amid allegations of embezzling from a youth charity, facing charges for misappropriating $200-$1,000. The department stresses integrity and continues to support the youth program.

Vista Maria in Dearborn Heights is closing its residential treatment program for girls, affecting residents and staff, due to developing mental health complexities that exceed its service capabilities.

Former nurse Wilfredo Figueroa-Berrios will stand trial for sexual assault after a judge found sufficient evidence, with survivors testifying against him.

Washtenaw County launched a food scrap composting pilot for 300 households, funded by a Closed Loop Partners grant, starting in Ypsilanti with plans to expand.

Governor Whitmer pardoned Hmong leader Lue Yang, potentially affecting his ICE detention and deportation case.