A carjacking suspect in Metro Detroit was arrested after a high-speed chase and police intervention aided by a helicopter, with video showing the dramatic capture.

The fatal stabbing at a Southgate Kroger in an act of self-defense results in no charges against the employee, but he faces a concealed weapon charge.

Residents and health experts demand the shutdown of Detroit's Kronos Concrete plant, citing health risks from dust and noise, but the company claims legal operation.

Stephano Nabors received a 30-60 year sentence for a fatal wrong-way crash on I-696, where he drove intoxicated and caused the death of Steven Vannorstrand.

Michigan Rehabilitation Services celebrated its 17th Champion Awards, recognizing 14 disabled individuals and 4 businesses for their contributions to vocational rehabilitation and employment inclusivity.

MDOT announces lane closures on I-69 for a $33.3 million bridge improvement project, affecting Genesee and Shiawassee counties, with the potential to support 318 jobs. Completion is expected by October 2027.

The Detroit Fire Department concludes Fire Prevention Week focusing on lithium-ion battery and home heating safety, with a public event at Kemeny Recreation Center featuring educational activities and safety demonstrations.

Michigan Gaming Control Board reschedules their meeting to October 21, to be held at Cadillac Place in Detroit and available virtually via Zoom or phone.

The article describes a week of pleasant autumn weather in Detroit, with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures as predicted by the National Weather Service.

Former Rochester Hills doctor, Oumair Aejaz, pleads no contest to 31 sex crime charges including criminal sexual conduct and capturing/distributing unclothed imagery.

Melvindale, Michigan, lifted its boil water advisory after testing confirmed the water's safety, and officials now advise residents to flush their hot water lines.

Detroit assistant principal Jerome Younger is charged with sexually assaulting a minor, facing a life sentence for the crime, with his next court appearance set for October 22nd.

A Michigan resident is being treated after a rabid bat encounter, marking St. Clair County's first case this year and highlighting rabies awareness in the state.