A Royal Oak neurologist, Gireesh Velugubanti, is charged with human trafficking and drug possession, linked to the Sonesta Suites trafficking ring. He allegedly exploited victims and engaged in narcotics transactions.

A woman was found in a Motel 6 with 53 cats in Farmington Hills, all in good health. No charges were filed; she surrendered 50 cats, which are now at Oakland County Animal Shelter for adoption.

Michigan sees a decrease in speed-related crashes and prepares for a July crackdown on speeding, with police increasing patrols as part of ongoing safety efforts.

The Sixth Circuit Court has upheld the constitutionality of Michigan's Newborn Screening Program, allowing blood tests for infant disorders and research use of de-identified data.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer proposed a budget increase for the MSP Victim Services Program, adding $1.3 million to support crime victims, by funding eight new advocate positions.

Michigan is actively funding gun violence prevention, with over $6.6 million given to local programs, and seeks further applications for grants by July 15, 2025, under the Byrne SCIP initiative.

Alex New, 55, from Branch County, was convicted of sexually assaulting a minor after being extradited from Florida to Michigan and faces sentencing in August.

Michigan AG Nessel celebrates the 10th anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges, reflecting on its impact and remaining vigilant against threats to same-sex marriage rights.

Macomb County's u-pick strawberry season is underway, with Verellen Orchards leading its offerings. The article recommends wearing old clothes for picking and reminds visitors to use sunscreen.

A Saginaw man receives a 30-year sentence for violent crimes on the Isabella Reservation, including unlawful imprisonment, strangulation, and witness tampering.

Dearborn officials announce a zero-tolerance policy on illegal firework use for the July 4 celebrations, increasing police presence and enforcing fines to ensure safety.

Detroit's weekend forecast includes high temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and varied precipitation chances, with clearer weather towards the week's end.

The West Michigan Golf Show is ending after 24 years, unable to meet exhibitor and attendee expectations recently. The event was known for showcasing golf-related products and hosting notable personalities.