Michigan AG warns of "prop money" scams in online sales, urging residents to verify cash and conduct transactions at police stations.

Michigan extends the deadline for local governments to join a $720 million opioid settlement to November 5, encouraging municipalities to secure funds for fighting the opioid crisis.

Detroit's upcoming weather features sunny days with highs around 65°F and a chance of storms, particularly over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

Michigan Central Station is to become a central transportation hub in Detroit by 2029, linking the city to Windsor and Toronto with Amtrak service, as part of a wider transportation infrastructure upgrade.

Three family members were stabbed by a relative in Canton Township; the suspect has been arrested and all victims are expected to recover. Investigations continue into the incident's circumstances.

Detroit nurse Wilfredo Figueroa-Berrios faces multiple lawsuits for sexual assault, with potential hundreds of victims, raising concerns about Sinai-Grace Hospital's hiring practices.

Michigan's BSBP celebrated individuals and organizations for their achievements and support for the visually impaired community during their annual Excellence Awards.

A Paw Paw man faces felonies for attacking a woman with a chainsaw during road rage. He was charged with assault with intent to harm, assault with a weapon, and property destruction.

Attorney General Dana Nessel reissues a consumer alert on ransomware during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, urging Michigan residents to take precautions.

West Bloomfield Police warn against a social media prank involving AI-generated images of homeless individuals as intruders, causing panic and potentially serious consequences.

A car crashed into a Detroit home after the driver lost control; occupants were unharmed, driver is stable, with speed or intoxication as possible factors.

I-94 in St. Clair County will be closed for DTE Energy utility work on October 19 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., with detours set via Wadhams Road and Gratiot Avenue.

Sean Antony Stark, 24, of Monroe County, pleaded guilty to using Roblox and other platforms to exploit minors. He faces 10 years to life in prison after admitting to attempted coercion and enticement of children, following an FBI probe that uncovered his solicitation of explicit images, including from a 10-year-old.