An Oakland County jury convicted Daniel John Giacchina of felony murder and first-degree child abuse in the 2024 death of 6-year-old Giovanni "Chulo" Jennings.

Ann Arbor police say a 23-year-old woman was wounded in a targeted shooting on the 1700 block of Green Road early Tuesday. Officers detained one person and are asking the public for tips.

A radar trailer was found burning along Canal Road on June 6; Clinton Township police are investigating the blaze as a possible arson and seeking tips.

Central Michigan University named Dr. Joshua Nosanchuk dean as the university advances a major Saginaw medical campus expansion. The hire is meant to boost training and local impact.

GM will let eligible EV owners sell stored power back to utilities via a software update, with pilots in Michigan and an initial rollout aimed at California and Texas.

A 14-year-old has been charged as an adult in a Clinton Township shooting and is being held on $250,000 bond while prosecutors weigh adult prosecution.

Four people were found dead inside a Livonia home after a shooting near 7 Mile and Inkster; police have launched an active investigation.

A Michigan appeals court vacated Joseph Morrison’s terrorism and related convictions in the Whitmer kidnap case, finding the state’s kidnapping law doesn’t qualify as a ‘violent felony.’

West Bloomfield has begun construction on a 48,000-square-foot Connect community center at the Civic Center campus, replacing the old recreation building and expanding programming for seniors and families.

Heat Advisory in Detroit Wednesday, June 10: highs near 94°F and heat-index values above 100°F. Storms possible tonight and Thursday night.

A Detroit man faces felony charges after prosecutors say he assaulted his girlfriend on a bus and inside a downtown Potbelly. Authorities arrested him after a downtown foot chase.

A Neighborhood Enterprise Zone tax abatement approved June 9 cleared the final hurdle for sales of 79 condos at the David Whitney Building, letting the developer begin closings.

Bacall Companies has acquired the five-story building that replaced the long-running Varsity Shop in downtown Birmingham, adding to a recent string of local purchases. The deal highlights continued downtown redevelopment and infill on small parcels.