Detroit Police are seeking help to find missing 17-year-old Laniya Fletcher, last seen on April 24. She is described as 5'2", with black hair, brown eyes, and was wearing a gray jacket, dark pants, and black Crocs.

Detroit police are seeking help to find missing 26-year-old Benjamin Wante, who suffers from Bipolar Disorder.

Coordinated raids by Michigan authorities targeting suspected vandalism resulted in the breach of multiple homes, yet no arrests have been made despite executing search warrants.

Alejandro Gonzalez, a 20-year-old art student, tragically drowned in Cancun after saving a friend from a riptide. His body was recovered following a three-day search.

The Detroit Lions selected Tyleik Williams 28th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, ignoring a trade offer to strengthen their defense, despite injuries to key players last season.

Michigan experiences a surge in whooping cough cases and a measles outbreak, attributed to declining vaccination rates and improved diagnostics. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations.

The UIA Detroit Local Office will close for renovations from April 28, 2025, until fall, with a temporary office available by appointment during this time.

Showers and possible thunderstorms expected in Detroit today, with high chances of rain and temperatures around 49°F in the evening. Weekend forecast includes clearing skies and mild temperatures.

Missing 16-year-old Tasia Keaton was found safe; a suspect linked to her disappearance is in custody. Details about the suspect and charges are forthcoming.

Macomb County calls for public input on housing needs through a survey and community engagement events, led by the Macomb County Regional Housing Partnership.

A Pontiac man pled guilty to taking part in a $4 million identity theft and unemployment fraud scheme, using stolen data to file false claims. He faces up to 20 years in prison per fraud count.

Police raids on student activists at the University of Michigan, allegedly connected to vandalism, have sparked outrage and debate about the aggressive nature of law enforcement tactics.

William Smith, ex-CFO of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, received a 19-year sentence for embezzling over $40 million, also owing $44.3 million in restitution.