A Detroit man is charged with sexual misconduct with a minor at a park. The police officer's intervention led to the arrest. The suspect remains in custody with a $3 million bond.

Thomas Travon Mctyer Jr. was charged in an armed robbery of a Harper Woods teen, with a $50,000 bond set and a preliminary examination on September 4.

A woman died in a rollover crash on US-31 in Muskegon Township after being ejected from the vehicle, which hit two other cars. Another driver was injured.

Kalamazoo fire crews extinguished a fire in a vacant historic building on S. Westnedge Avenue, preventing damage to neighboring homes and reopening the avenue without any injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Two Flint police officers will soon return to duty after surviving a collision with an SUV, with all parties involved receiving on-scene medical attention.

A Midland man was arrested for DUI and carrying a loaded gun after leaving a winery and speeding at 99 mph in Grand Traverse County. He faces multiple charges.

A motorcyclist has critical injuries after a collision in Ionia County, with the crash occurring at Grand River Ave and Nash Hwy.

A trespassing suspect in Grand Rapids surrendered after a standoff with police at a vacant property. Negotiators were able to end the situation peacefully.

A Cedar Springs father was sentenced to 28 months for locking his son in a box as child abuse. His girlfriend received a lighter sentence for cooperating.

The Macomb County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in identifying a suspect accused of stealing a teenager's bike.

The UAW is considering a strike against Stellantis over unfulfilled contractual promises, particularly regarding investment in a Mopar Mega Hub and the Belvidere Assembly Plant. The union claims a breach of trust affecting workers nationally.

Five individuals, including four teens, were arrested in Warren for attempting to steal new Dodge Durangos, leading to a brief chase and significant vehicle damage.

A $16 million residential development, Hillside Townes, replaces Farmington's vacant Maxfield Training Center, aiming to alleviate Michigan's housing crisis with 53 affordable townhomes by 2027.