A 23-year-old man was fatally shot during a domestic dispute in Port Huron, and a 40-year-old woman is in custody. An 11-year-old child was found unharmed at the scene.

John Cunningham from Traverse City faces tax evasion charges for running a black-market marijuana operation, after a Michigan State Police investigation led to his arraignment.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and EGLE won a legal case against Scott Schlicht of Schlicht Ponds for environmental law violations, resulting in a $150,000 fine and future compliance enforcement.

Huazi Piao, a Chinese national, pled guilty to running illegal massage parlors in Wayne County, MI, for commercial sex, after an investigation by multiple agencies.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission recognized 18 sustainable gardens for contributing to the city's environmental sustainability and flood mitigation efforts.

A calm and pleasant weather pattern is setting in for Detroit this week, bringing mostly sunny days and comfortable temperatures. Forecast highs will vary from the upper 60s to upper 70s, offering a steady stretch of mild early fall conditions.

Eight men in Metro Detroit were indicted for their roles in an international car theft and smuggling ring, involving over 350 stolen vehicles shipped to the Middle East.

The Huron-Clinton Metroparks seek public input on park enhancements through a survey after implementing changes from past feedback, like new events and pet-friendly options.

Hazel Park community held a vigil for Linda Hill and her son Kardi Jackson, victims of a Labor Day double homicide. Their throats were slashed, and a man is arrested in connection to the killings.

Detroit Police are searching for Esterlene Motley, a missing 74-year-old with dementia and schizophrenia, last seen wearing a blue scarf, checkered coat, and black pants.

The Redford Township Police Department lockdown was prompted by a civilian bringing an inert hand grenade for disposal, leading to a response from the bomb squad. Authorities reiterated warnings not to handle or bring explosives to police stations.

Daiwan Hopson from Detroit is charged with first-degree murder in a mass stabbing at a pool party, resulting in two deaths and several injuries. He was denied bond and may face life imprisonment.

DTE Energy is installing smart reclosers in Detroit to reduce power outages and increase safety by detecting and de-energizing downed lines, aiming to halve outage duration by 2029.