A Michigan man received a life sentence for the first-degree murder and child abuse of his 19-month-old son, who died from blunt-force head trauma. The case shed light on the broader issue of violence against indigenous peoples.

Two deadly house fires occurred in Detroit's west side, claiming two lives and several pets. The causes are under investigation, homes were heavily damaged, and survivors have been hospitalized.

Michigan schools receive $171 million in federal funds after Attorney General Dana Nessel's lawsuit against the Trump Administration's funding freeze succeeds.

Travion Smith received a 25-50 year sentence for a fatal high-speed chase that resulted in a pregnant woman's and her unborn child's death, her husband's paralysis, and their son's injury.

The Detroit Lions released quarterback Hendon Hooker after a subpar preseason performance, where he struggled with turnovers and failed to score touchdowns.

Detroit man Mario Green charged with the murder of his ex-wife at Henry Ford Hospital; associate Anthony Barnett charged with accessory. Incident highlights domestic violence case handling issues.

Detroit Police seek public help to identify suspects in an assault on Michigan Avenue; one victim hospitalized. A $2,000 reward is offered for information.

A man died after being electrocuted by a power line while on a lift in Sterling Heights during landscaping work. Officials emphasize safety around power lines.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel seeks to cut DTE Energy's proposed rate hike by 75%, advocating for a minimal 2.5% increase rather than 11% to ease the financial burden on ratepayers.

Detroit Police seek help finding missing sisters Saniyah and Mariah Johnson, last seen with a teenage boy and cousin Aaliyah Hamilton. The public is urged to contact authorities with information.

First responders extinguished an early morning fire at a vacant building on Eight Mile Road in Warren, leading to road closures and an elderly man's rescue.

Jim Cubera, Farmington Hills' city engineer, is retiring after 48 years, having significantly contributed to the city's infrastructure and development.

West Nile virus detected in Washtenaw County mosquitoes; health officials urge prevention despite no local human cases but four in Michigan, including one death.