A Michigan woman was sentenced to 3–20 years for stealing from vulnerable adults she was tasked with protecting. She must pay nearly $188,000 in restitution.

Detroit Medical Center restricts visitors amid a flu surge, banning those 12 or under and limiting patients to two visitors to curb the spread of illness.

DeAndre Booker, the ex-boyfriend of missing Warren woman Ashley Elkins, has been charged with lying to a police officer during the investigation of her disappearance.

Jarvis Butts will stand trial for the murder of 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris, despite her body not being found, facing multiple charges including first-degree murder.

Michigan lawmakers are in conflict over minimum and tipped wage policies, with Senate Democrats pushing for quicker hikes and House Republicans seeking slower changes.

Eleven people in Oakland County are under surveillance after exposure to H5N1 bird flu; two show symptoms and are being tested. Authorities are monitoring the situation and advising biosecurity measures.

Former priest Neil Kalina is resentenced to 7-15 years for sexual misconduct after a Michigan appeals court found an error in his original sentence calculation.

Diamond Leann Glenn of Harrison Township was charged with second-degree murder for causing a fatal crash in Warren, Michigan, that killed Christopher Andelean.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts snow and consistent cold, with snowfall starting today and temperatures in the 20s and 30s.

Detroit expands its Solar Neighborhoods initiative to include two new areas, enhancing renewable energy sources and providing neighboring homeowners with energy efficiency upgrades.

The Macomb County Medical Examiner's Office has been fully accredited by NAME, reflecting its commitment to high-quality forensic pathology and death investigation.

Holt man Kerry Christian Heuhs pleaded guilty to tax evasion, potentially facing five years in prison. Heuhs admitted to underreporting income and misrepresenting expenses after an initial IRS audit.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel settled a lawsuit against business owners John and Michele Church for alleged violations of the Consumer Protection Act, resulting in business dissolution and fines.