Shots Fired into Parked Vehicle in Auburn Hills; No Injuries Reported, Police Seek Information
A parked vehicle in Auburn Hills, Michigan, was shot at; no injuries reported. The incident is believed to be targeted and isolated, with no ongoing public threat. Police are investigating and have issued a call for witnesses.
Orion Township Kroger Store Remains Closed Following Discovery of Mouse Droppings
A Kroger in Orion Township is closed due to a rodent issue, found after a complaint prompted a state inspection. Despite measures taken, including professional pest control, the store missed MDARD's deadline and remains shut.
Detroit Police Seek Public's Help in Identifying Suspect in Fatal Bar Stabbing; Man Charged with First-Degree Murder
Detroit police are seeking a woman involved in a stabbing at Chita’s Nefertiti Bar, which left one man dead and another critically injured. Michael Harris was arrested and charged with murder. The community held a vigil for the victims.
Detroit Celebrates Historic Plunge in Violent Crime: Murders at Lowest Since '65 Amid Sweeping Safety Surge!
Detroit records its lowest murder rate since 1965 with overall crime declining, including a 34.5% drop in homicides and reductions in nonfatal shootings and carjackings. New community-focused safety initiatives are being launched.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer Proclaims January as Braille Literacy Month to Support Visually Impaired Community
Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer declares January Braille Literacy Month to highlight the importance of braille for the visually impaired and the services offered by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity.












