Mark Rieth of Atwater Brewery has acquired Velvet Peanut Butter to bring the Detroit classic back to market, with plans to expand its availability and explore new product lines.

Jennifer Crumbley is appealing to overturn her involuntary manslaughter conviction related to her son's school shooting, alleging legal errors and citing withheld evidence during the trial.

A Michigan man, Shawn Robinson Hopkins, was convicted for the 2005 assault of a 14-year-old after DNA evidence linked him to the crime nearly two decades later.

An 80-year-old was arrested in Michigan for meth trafficking after a raid revealed drugs and guns in his home.

The Detroit Lions signed former All-Pro safety Jamal Adams to their practice squad to strengthen their injured defense, with the expectation of him joining the active roster soon.

Michigan commemorated the third anniversary of the Oxford High School shooting, with officials and the community honoring the victims and emphasizing the importance of school safety.

Michigan State Police will open grant applications in January 2025 for gun violence intervention programs, emphasizing partnerships between governments and community organizations.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel provides tips for safe Cyber Monday shopping, including using credit cards for protection and creating a dedicated email for purchases.

The Michigan Supreme Court denied an appeal by former officer Christopher Schurr, moving his second-degree murder trial in the shooting of Patrick Lyoya closer to proceedings.

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has resigned amid company challenges and sales decline, with an interim team led by Chairman John Elkann until a new CEO is appointed.

Two 18-year-old Kentuckians were arrested in Michigan for shooting at a vehicle; the suspects were apprehended and guns were recovered, with no injuries reported.

Detroit Police request public help to find Myles Mitchell, a 39-year-old man who left a hospital last Wednesday and hasn't been seen since. Mitchell is 6'4", 160 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes; his medical condition concerns his family.

Warren Police officers attended a hockey game to support the son of their injured colleague, Officer Nick Kott, creating a sense of community and solidarity.