Man fatally shot his ex-girlfriend's stepson after breaking into her home with an axe and revolver, despite red flag laws and prior seizures of his firearms.

Intense rain eroded a section of the Clinton River Trail in Rochester, leading to its closure. Local authorities and residents react to the unexpected damage and consider the trail's and local wildlife’s future.

A man from Macomb County won Michigan's largest Fantasy 5 jackpot of $963,040, surpassing the prior record. He bought the winning ticket at Smoker's Express and plans to buy a vehicle, home, and cottage.

The article details Detroit's current sunny weather pattern with mild temperatures expected to continue, but notes the possibility of rain and thunderstorms entering the forecast next week.

Amanda Jajou received 15-60 years in prison for the death of her son in a Farmington Hills motel. She pleaded no contest to homicide and accessory charges.

U.S. Border Patrol stops a human smuggling operation in Detroit; boat coming from Canada was intercepted, leading to the arrest of five individuals. Charges include re-entry after removal and alien smuggling.

Part of Detroit's Dabls MBAD African Bead Museum was demolished due to structural concerns, despite attempts to save its culturally significant building.

Metro Detroit faces trash pickup delays due to Priority Waste's issues with a damaged fleet from a recent takeover, causing pest infestations and health concerns. The company is working to resolve the backlog and repair the trucks.

The Detroit People Mover will close after Labor Day for 11 weeks to replace 7,000 feet of track, costing around $5 million. Public hearings are set for community input on the project.

Firefighters tackled a suspicious fire caused by a plastic plant in the lobby of Court House Square Apartments in Ann Arbor, with no injuries reported.

A 71-year-old Warren man confessed to murdering his wife by smothering and faces first-degree murder charges. He called 911 post-attempted suicide. He has no previous offenses and bond was denied.

The Michigan State Police have reopened the 1987 cold case of Cassandra Durham, who went missing at 19 during a trip with her boyfriend from Baltimore to Michigan.

Scammers impersonating deputies in Detroit threaten legal action for missed jury duty, demanding payments via phone. Sheriff clarifies legitimate officers do not solicit money this way. Residents are advised to hang up on these calls.