Detroit experienced a drop in violent crime in 2024, with the lowest homicides since 1965. This decline is attributed to a coalition's efforts at local, county, and federal levels, and community partnerships promoting safety.

Police in Frankenmuth search for missing man Robert Loren Bacon and urge public to provide information. His belongings, including keys, wallet, and phone, were on him when he vanished near the Bavarian Inn.

Braga Fresh has recalled Marketside Broccoli Florets sold at Walmart due to Listeria contamination concerns. No illnesses reported; consumers advised to dispose of the product.

Kalamazoo authorities are investigating the homicide of 68-year-old Minette Suzanne Weaver, who was found dead in November 2024, with her death later ruled as a homicide.

Hasselbring Senior Center sues Flint city, alleging bullying and interference, amid a dispute over managing the center with a history of failed lease negotiations.

A man died in a crash on US-131 in Michigan after his vehicle hit a tree. He reportedly wasn't wearing a seatbelt. Traffic was affected but has since cleared.

Two brothers, Christopher and Nicholas Moore, were arrested for robbing a bank in Sand Lake of $335; their amateur tactics led to their quick capture.

A Detroit couple was sentenced for a fatal dog attack on a father of six. Roy Goodman received 30 months to 15 years, and his wife Trevina got probation. Their dogs had escaped and mauled Harold Phillips, who later died.

Bronson BirthPlace in Kalamazoo welcomed its first baby of 2025, Jumir Nausjay Quin Hudson, at 12:31 a.m. on New Year's Day, continuing a family legacy with the birth of Roniqua Williams and Nausjay Hudson's newest child.

Ticket prices for the Lions vs. Vikings game at Ford Field are soaring, with the cheapest seats at $379 and top seats over $2,000, amid reports of increased scam incidents.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel advises caution with New Year memberships, urging consumers to review contracts and policies to avoid scams and unforeseen costs.

Kevin Graves' remains, missing since the 2018 Electric Forest Music Festival, have been identified. No signs of foul play are reported, but Michigan State Police continue the investigation.

Michigan residents discuss public safety in light of the New Orleans attack, addressing the balance between vigilance and maintaining normalcy, especially with upcoming large events like Detroit's auto show.