A Detroit teen faces charges, including fleeing police, after a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle, with the episode ending safely despite reaching speeds of 120 mph.

Detroit Police seek help to find Samira Perry, 16, missing since January 7th. She has red hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a pink jacket and gray sweatpants.

Judge Cheryl Matthews denied most of Jennifer Crumbley's request for a new trial, but granted a hearing on proffer agreements with two school witnesses after the Oxford High School shooting.

The Michigan House approves a transparency resolution aimed at reforming the state budget process, particularly regarding earmarks, ensuring public funds are scrutinized and used responsibly.

Mike Rogers is considering another run for the U.S. Senate in Michigan after Democrat Gary Peters announced retirement, with Trump's endorsement and GOP support.

Dundee bank staff prevented a scam where fraudsters, posing as the FTC, nearly tricked an elderly woman into sending $70,000 overseas. The police are investigating.

De'Andre Booker is charged with first-degree murder in the disappearance of Ashley Elkins, a Detroit-area mother. DNA evidence is crucial in the case, though her body has not been found.

Detroit expects rain, snow, and fog with highs near 37 degrees and strong winds. Precipitation is certain with some accumulation. Weather remains unsettled with more snow, cloudy skies, and mixed precipitation towards the week's end.

Michigan's skating community mourns after a fatal plane crash in D.C. involving an American Airlines flight and a Black Hawk helicopter, which killed members of the skating world.

A Fruitport High School custodian, Justin Hess, was arrested for possession of inappropriate materials involving minors; no school students implicated.

John Ball Zoo announced the death of its 55-year-old chimpanzee, Peggy, noting her age surpassed typical captive lifespans. She was remembered fondly by staff and the community.

A Grand Rapids priest, Rev. Calvin Robinson, was removed from his duties after performing a gesture perceived as a "pro-Nazi salute" at a D.C. event, leading to the Anglican Catholic Church revoking his license.

Former Hillsdale County sergeant Ronald Leggitt was sentenced to probation and jail for assaulting an inmate. He also relinquished his law enforcement certification.