Sierra Pearl Zaitona was sentenced to 24-50 years for the 2023 starvation death of her son; she pleaded no contest to second-degree murder and child abuse.

A man died in a two-car crash in St. Clair County involving a Ford Ranger and a Ram pickup. Authorities are investigating, and no signs of impairment or excessive speed have been found.

Dana Nessel appointed Christopher Rogers as the new Public Administrator for Grand Traverse County, Michigan, citing his local ties and legal experience.

Michigan State Police troopers rescued a 4-year-old Boston Terrier named "Potato" from I-75, while urging the public to call 911 instead of chasing stray animals on busy roads.

A Burton man was fatally shot in the head during a house gathering in Commerce Township; a 24-year-old suspect is in custody. The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

President Trump discussed enhancing measures to block invasive Asian carp from entering Lake Michigan, amidst a bipartisan effort needing federal funding support, while Illinois seeks assurances on project liabilities.

A judge is considering a new trial for James Crumbley, where defense claims prosecutorial misconduct and disclosure violations related to witness proffer agreements.

Isaac Howard of Michigan State University won the Hobey Baker Award as the top college hockey player, noted for his resilience and on-ice achievements despite past health challenges.

A man died in Detroit after a suspect in a stolen vehicle caused a crash while fleeing police. The suspect, wanted for assault, is in stable condition and in custody.

Ex-Detroit Conservancy CFO Smith faces 18-year jail term for fraud and money laundering, involving over $40M for personal luxuries. Sentencing is due April 24.

The weather forecast for Detroit predicts a mix of sun, clouds, and intermittent showers, with temperatures varying from the mid-30s to mid-60s over the coming week.

A man was arrested in Battle Creek for firing shots into a crowd during a large fight; no injuries were reported. He faces multiple firearm-related charges.

Michigan State Police announced the opening of FY 2026 grant applications for criminal justice improvements and substance abuse programs within corrections.