Dundee Police issue a curfew reminder following reports of youth conducting late-night doorbell pranks, warning of legal consequences for minors and their guardians.

A 29-year-old woman was arrested in Macomb County for alleged possession of child sexual abuse material following a tip-off and a search of her home by MACE and SET detectives.

Ann Arbor officials euthanized beavers for infrastructure safety, sparking community and Humane Society backlash. Relocation was not an option due to state law.

A 26-year-old man from Auburn Hills was fatally shot in a drive-by in Pontiac. A 32-year-old suspect was arrested, and authorities are investigating the "senseless and cowardly" act.

A 64-year-old Lawton woman died in a two-vehicle crash in Van Buren County; a juvenile and another driver were injured. The Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Detroit's weather forecast includes sun and clouds with potential showers and thunderstorms leading up to Juneteenth. Temperatures will range from the mid-70s to mid-80s.

Two Flint men were found guilty of the 2021 murder of William Laquan Woodward, with a jury convicting them of first-degree murder and felony firearm charges.

Flanagan's Irish Pub in Grand Rapids closed due to a 50-day liquor license suspension for unpaid fines, with the owners intending to reopen despite financial challenges.

A suspicious fire at a vacant Battle Creek church caused $30,000 in damage; no injuries reported. Firefighters contained it quickly; the cause is under investigation.

Michael Wilson, a cognitively disabled man missing from Sparta, Michigan, was found safe after an extensive search involving local authorities and community help.

My'asia Johnson, a 15-year-old from Grand Rapids, passed away from a gunshot wound. A person of interest is in custody; police urge the public to share any information.

Michigan's Senate committee advances the "Tenant Empowerment Package," which sets strict repair deadlines for landlords and enhances renter protections, such as withholding rent for unaddressed issues.

Matt Weiss contests a default judgment in a hacking case, arguing that he did not receive the lawsuit papers. He claims discrepancies in how the papers were served and suggests the default may have been a pressure tactic.