Two 50-year-old men were injured in a knife attack in Monroe; a 40-year-old female suspect is in custody facing assault charges. All were intoxicated during the incident.

Three Guatemalans indicted in Michigan for producing and selling fake IDs to illegal immigrants, with charges including document fraud and illegal reentry after deportation.

A Michigan State Police trooper sustained minor injuries in a collision with a car hauler in Ann Arbor while responding to an emergency. The accident is under investigation.

Police determined a bomb threat at a Meijer store in Burton was a false alarm, unrelated to a nearby mass shooting at a church. Two juveniles may face charges for the prank call.

Michigan lawmakers passed a stopgap bill to avoid a state shutdown, with ongoing negotiations on the budget. The measure was signed by Governor Whitmer.

Authorities are searching for Janet Michels, a missing 60-year-old with Alzheimer's in Grosse Pointe Farms. She was last seen wearing a light top, red shorts, and pink/gray shoes. An Endangered Missing Advisory is in place.

An 18-year-old was killed in a targeted shooting at an Ann Arbor strip mall; two teens and a child face charges. A chase ended with arrests after their car hit a tree.

CEO Tamela Peterson, charged after a hyperbaric chamber death, pleaded guilty to bond violation by not surrendering a firearm and was briefly jailed before being placed on home confinement.

A 27-year-old woman died and another was injured in a crash in Monroe County at N Monroe Street and Mall Road. The incident involved two vehicles and alcohol was not a factor.

The trial of Carlos Hernandez and Joshua Zuazo, accused of murdering Hussein Murray after posing as DTE workers, continued with arguments from both sides and harrowing crime details presented.

Michigan's MDOT begins a week-long resurfacing project on M-29 in New Baltimore, with detours and partial road closures planned; the $3.2 million initiative also includes sidewalk and traffic signal upgrades and is expected to support 31 jobs.

Detroit’s Dorian Trevor Sykes, 42, pleaded guilty to robbing over $20,000 from banks and credit unions during a weeklong spree in March. He faces up to 20 years in prison when sentenced on March 17, 2026.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, predicting sunny days with gradually increasing temperatures leading to a slightly wetter beginning of the next week.