Bruce F. Israel, former vice president of Asphalt Specialists LLC, has been sentenced to six months in prison and fined $500,000 for his role in a bid-rigging scheme targeting Michigan paving contracts.

Wayne Disposal seeks license renewal amid controversy, while facing public scrutiny over its operations and the proposed landfill expansion. Public meetings are being held for community input on the matter.

A Detroit teen is hospitalized after being shot during a clothing purchase; a $1,000 reward is offered for tips leading to the shooter, last seen in a black sedan.

Four suspects were detained following a string of pharmacy break-ins in Metro Detroit, with a Michigan State Police helicopter aiding in their capture.

An 82-year-old man with dementia in Ann Arbor was found by a volunteer after a large community search effort involving over 200 people and resources like police helicopters.

The article outlines various events happening in Metro Detroit, from a fireworks car show to musical performances, a burger battle, and comedy shows, encouraging readers to plan their weekend around these activities.

An Eaton County man was sentenced to a year in prison and ordered to pay $8,000 for stealing from Michigan state campgrounds and operating on a suspended license.

Police responded to a man shooting firearms in Van Buren Township, enforced a shelter-in-place, and arrested the intoxicated suspect, who wasn't targeting anyone.

Police are investigating after a man's body was retrieved from the Detroit River by Detroit fire officials near W. Fort Street and the Ambassador Bridge.

Detroit's Jefferson high-rise tenants face sweltering heat without air conditioning amid a severe heatwave, with attempts to resolve the issue ongoing.

A Wyandotte man, Jason Garza, faces six felony charges, including embezzlement over $100,000, for stealing from his employer through unauthorized discounts and direct payments.

The Detroit Bike Summit will take place on June 28 at Chandler Park, focusing on sustainable transportation and community. It offers activities, bike rides, and emphasizes inclusivity with free entry.

Michigan reached a settlement with Domtar Industries and E.B. Eddy Paper over PFAS contamination involving cleanup and a $300,000 payment for response activities.