Former Ypsilanti Steelworkers Union President Dilanjan Miller has been sentenced to six months in federal prison for bank fraud and must repay embezzled funds.

A man in Troy, Michigan, was arrested for trying to sell a stolen French bulldog back to its owner, leading to his arrest and a felony larceny charge.

Governor Whitmer secures a new F-15EX fighter mission for Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan, promising economic growth and improved national defense.

Munising Falls Trail at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore closed due to washout from rain and snowmelt; safety and resource protection cited. Repair timeline unknown.

Detroit Police are searching for Elizabeth Murphy, last seen leaving Henry Ford Hospital in a hospital gown, as she suffers from Bipolar Disorder. Call 313-596-1040 with info.

A pickup truck driver died in a crash on I-94 near Wayne, reported CBS News Detroit. MSP says the driver, not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected. Four others were injured. The freeway was closed for hours but later reopened. Investigations are ongoing.

Former Michigan hockey doctor Zvi Levran was sentenced to 10-25 years in prison for sexually abusing young athletes. He entered a no-contest plea to 28 charges.

Devonte James is charged with assault, including intent to murder, after a road rage incident with gunfire in a Canton Walmart parking lot. No injuries reported.

Slifco Electric, LLC has settled for over $1.4 million over claims of misrepresenting eligibility for PPP loan forgiveness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sterling Heights announced the grand opening of its Community Garden at Nelson Park on May 1, featuring food trucks, a live DJ, giveaways, and activities for all ages.

Michigan Attorney General files lawsuit against Express Scripts and Prime Therapeutics, alleging their agreement suppresses independent pharmacy payments, contributes to pharmacy deserts, and inflates drug prices.

Livonia's Bates Burgers temporarily closed due to a fire contained in the griddle area. The eatery plans to reopen after installing a new grill and passing a fire inspection.

A Southfield doctor, Dr. Charise Valentine, was convicted for unlawfully distributing over 200,000 opioid pills from a clinic that operated as a pill mill from 2016 to 2018.