The Detroit Police are searching for a missing woman, Jasmine Douglas, who was last seen on Forrer Street, living with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

A child is critical after a crash in Waterford Township involving a Ford Escape and a Jaguar. Drugs are suspected to be a factor for the Jaguar’s 17-year-old driver. Multiple injuries are reported; police are investigating.

A suspect was arrested in Rockwood, Michigan for threatening law enforcement, leading to a collaborative investigation with federal agencies. Charges are pending review by the prosecutor's office.

Mark Davis is charged with the murder of his girlfriend Sharon Germyn in Canton, Michigan, following an investigation after her body was found in March.

Macomb County Prosecutor adopts a zero-tolerance policy for fleeing and eluding cases, barring plea deals and advocating for harsher penalties and legislative reforms to improve public safety.

Detroit high school student Maykol Bogoya-Duarte faces deportation after ICE denied his request to pause the process; he was detained during a field trip after a language barrier issue.

Judge Matthews denied the Crumbleys' requests for new trials despite prosecutorial errors, noting the ample evidence against them. They were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in their son's school shooting.

Four adults were injured in a shooting at a Detroit barbecue; a suspect familiar with the victims is in custody.

The FBI is involved in the investigation of two campers found dead at Isle Royale National Park, with the cause of death and identities still unknown.

M Cantina in Dearborn sets a new Guinness World Record for the most agave spirits available, with 1,825 varieties, surpassing the former record holder in New Jersey.

Three Michigan Assistant Attorneys General—Graham-Simmons, Linderman Richelew, and Casperson—received notable legal awards, with Nessel commending their dedication.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reached an agreement with MRD Apartments to address tenant utility issues at Prentis Estates Apartments, leading to repairs and rent credits for affected residents.

Detroit's casino industry saw a 1.2% revenue increase in May 2025, with MGM Grand Detroit leading at 47% market share. Table games and slots dominated income, while retail sports betting lagged, facing a 31.1% yearly drop despite a monthly rise.