Matthew David Hughes was found guilty of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking of Eminem's home. He did not confront the rapper and was arrested at a Walmart. Sentencing is on June 17th.

Detroit Police are searching for missing Zoiwana Mills, who has schizophrenia and has been missing since May 4th. She was last seen on Mansfield Street.

A mistrial was declared in the case against ex-officer Schurr for the fatal shooting of Patrick Lyoya due to a deadlocked jury; the prosecutor is considering next steps.

Vietti Food Group is recalling 4,515 cases of Yellowstone Brown Sugar Molasses Baked Beans due to undeclared soy, with a "Best if Used By" date of Feb 17, 2028.

Royal Oak is seeking public feedback to improve its challenged parking system and considering replacing automated ticketing with staffed meters by 2026.

A Huron High School student was arrested for making a threat and is being held at a juvenile center pending charges. Authorities acted quickly with the school's help.

A student was shot in the hand on a school bus in Redford Township; police are investigating, no ongoing threat, and Thurston High School closed for a day.

A Warren police officer and another driver were injured in a traffic accident involving a third vehicle at Nine Mile Road and Van Dyke, following a traffic stop with obstructed views cited as a factor.

A Van Buren County man won a $5.46 million Lotto 47 jackpot. He purchased the ticket at a Speedway in Kalamazoo and chose yearly payments over a lump sum.

Michigan has seen a consistent drop in incarceration rates and improvements in recidivism, with the prison population at its lowest since the 2007 peak and parole and probation populations also declining.

Two carjacking suspects were arrested in Detroit after a coordinated effort by DPD and MSP, following a vehicle theft involving an armed robbery of an elderly woman.

Detroit experiences early May sunshine with a forecast of clear skies and rising temperatures, conditions favorable for outdoor activities, and a potential for rain mid-week.

Michigan now requires blood lead testing for all one and two-year-olds, with additional tests for at-risk children, to prevent lead poisoning health risks.