An 84-year-old Macomb County man won a $481,582 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery's Fantasy 5 game by matching numbers 01-03-07-23-38. He plans to share his winnings with family and save the rest.

Detroit Police are searching for 15-year-old Natalie Alexander, missing since September 10. She's described as 5'6", with braided hair and brown eyes. The public is urged to contact police with any information.

Detroit introduces electric waste collection vehicles and starts a bus stop recycling pilot to promote sustainability, as detailed by the DPW. The initiatives aim to reduce pollution, operational costs, and increase recycling among residents.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns residents about sophisticated cyber scams by fake government agents and advises on how to avoid falling victim.

A Wayne County man, Dominic Michael McBride, is charged with assault with intent to murder after reportedly shooting a man following his ex-girlfriend from a cinema.

A 17-year-old boy was killed and his siblings, aged 13 and 12, were critically injured in a shooting in Port Huron. Their father, 44, has been arrested and the investigation is ongoing.

Detroit's art scene welcomes autumn with local alley events featuring music, performances by Big Herk and Thornetta Davis, and a premiere by Ms. Tammy Black. A fundraiser for Alkebu-Lan Village also features dinner and dancing.

Michigan AG Nessel leads a 35-state coalition urging the U.S. Supreme Court to support warrantless home entry by police under certain emergencies for safety reasons.

Dearborn ends its successful Downtown Summer Series, highlighted by markets, movie nights, and wellness events, with significant community participation and local business support.

Warren Police investigate vandalism at Iona Masjid and Learning Center; no evidence of hate crime yet, CAIR-MI offers reward for information leading to arrest.

A Saginaw man was sentenced to 15 years for possessing over ten pounds of methamphetamine and distributing drugs. He was caught with drugs during a traffic stop and additional substances at his home.

Sterling Heights joins the Housing Supply Accelerator Challenge by the NLC and APA to improve housing availability, affordability, and community strength.

Frederik Stolaj will stand trial over child pornography found on his phone during a shooting investigation at Troy hospital. He faces up to 10-year felonies per count.