Michigan's AG Dana Nessel reissued a consumer alert on Computer Security Day, educating the public about ransomware risks and offering prevention tips.

Deandre Patrick Lawrence pled no contest for shooting his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend on Christmas Day. The violent incident occurred after Lawrence brought gifts for his children.

The Mammoth building in Detroit’s west side, closed since 2000, has been approved for demolition due to safety violations, although the owners plan to contest it.

Metro Detroit counties prepare for winter with new salt dome, road monitoring, and pre-treating roads to enhance safety and reduce the impact of snow and ice.

A toxicology report revealed that driver Cedric Hayden Jr. had a high blood alcohol level when his car was hit by a Warren police cruiser, leading to two fatalities. Despite this, lawsuits are focused on the police officer's conduct.

Consumers Energy prepares for winter outages, positions crews along the lakeshore. Wayland residents express concern over a planned outage during cold weather. Safety tips provided; repairs deemed necessary.

GM plans to sell its stake in a Michigan battery plant to partner LG Energy Solution, aiming to refocus on meeting EV production needs with existing facilities.

A Michigan House panel is advancing a bill to repeal outdated laws criminalizing sodomy and adultery, amid concerns that federal changes could reactivate them.

Exotic deer escaped from Indian Creek Zoo in Michigan possibly due to vandalism. Local authorities are searching for the animals amid concerns for public safety and their vulnerability.

The article details a cloudy, rainy, and cold weather forecast for Detroit, with gusty winds, and a mix of partly cloudy to partly sunny skies, as per the National Weather Service.

The Royal Oak Holiday Market has been sold to Johnny and Matthew Shouneyia after 70 years of family management, with plans to keep operations and staff unchanged.

The anonymous donor of rare coins to the Salvation Army's red kettle in Metro Detroit has made their final donation after over a decade of contributions.

A Michigan man pleads guilty to a hate crime for vandalizing a Black church with racist graffiti and faces up to one year in prison; sentencing is set for March 2025.