On Valentine's Day in Washtenaw County, a suspect was arrested for stealing a fire truck from Scio Township Fire Department and leading police on a chase.

Detroit opens warming centers for residents to seek shelter during extreme cold, providing 1,400 beds, meals, and resources for permanent housing solutions.

Judge Sorokin issues a preliminary injunction blocking a Trump executive order aiming to limit birthright citizenship, in response to a multi-state lawsuit.

Michigan's Attorney General investigates Fallen Timbers and owner Ryan Thompson over alleged pet adoption fraud, involving sale of sick puppies with fake vet records.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reissues a consumer alert on romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day, advising people to be vigilant on dating sites and social media.

Dearborn announces its second annual Resource Expo on May 14, featuring the Night of Innovation pitch competition on May 13, with cash prizes and a focus on local innovation and opportunities for small businesses.

The MGCB issued cease-and-desist letters to nine unlicensed online casinos, citing consumer risks and state law violations.

Michigan's stricter gun laws, including the ERPO, have shown impact one year after enactment, with judges granting most ERPO requests and community groups like Cease Fire Detroit distributing free gun locks.

A Michigan man, John Bromley, faces charges related to domestic abuse and impersonating a police officer after his wife's death and an attempt to access her body at the morgue.

The Michigan Department of Transportation's "Restore the Reuther" project will cause significant traffic disruptions on I-696 for a two-year period, including closures and detours for extensive road and bridge work.

The Michigan Senate passed a bill to adjust minimum and tipped wages, aiming for a $15 minimum wage by 2027 and a gradual increase for tipped workers to 60% by 2035. The bill now moves to the House for consideration.

A Warren police chase led to an officer and a 12-year-old girl hospitalized after a crash involving multiple vehicles.

A worker died in Sanilac County after a trench collapse; despite rescue efforts, the trench was too unstable to enter, and recovery operations took place hours later.