Detroit police officers killed in apparent murder-suicide in Livonia, officials say
Police continue to investigate after two off-duty Detroit police officers were shot and killed in an apparent murder-suicide.
Court approves combining cases in Whitmer kidnapping plot case
The Antrim County Circuit Court approved two motions from the state regarding the trial of five people accused in the Gov. Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot case.
Suspects accused of attempting to steal catalytic converter in Ferndale
Police say Randall Mitchell, 40, and Darius Jones, 43, are facing multiple charges after attempting to steal a catalytic convertor from a Ferndale business van.
Police: 4 victims remain in critical condition, 1 stable after Michigan State shooting
An update on the victims' conditions was first posted Thursday, with police saying that one of the victims upgraded from critical to stable.
Detroit to commission 200 murals by artists
Officials say the murals will honor neighborhood heroes and history and reflect the culture of the residential areas.
Detroit city officials break ground on 86 affordable housing units
City officials broke ground Thursday on the 86 units that will be located at the corner of Winder and Brush streets and a mile away on Second Avenue.
Detroit woman charged in shooting of pregnant woman in Center Line
Shantonya Chardonay Williamson, 26, is charged with assault with intent to murder and fourth-degree child abuse. Authorities say the victim was dating the father of Williamson's child.
State superintendent pushes for gun laws after tragic shooting at MSU
State Superintendent Michael Rice is pushing for Michigan lawmakers to pass commonsense gun laws following the tragic shooting on Michigan State University's campus.
More than 10,000 DTE Energy customers without power
Strong winds in Metro Detroit on Feb. 15 left more than 10,000 DTE customers without power.
Multiple school districts cancel classes Tuesday after MSU shooting
Lansing Public Schools, Okemos Public Schools, Webberville Community Schools, East Lansing Public Schools and Haslett Public Schools announced they canceled classes on their district websites and social media pages.
FTC warns of romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day
According to the Federal Trade Commission, nearly 70,000 people reported a scam and a loss of $1.3 billion.
Report: Michigan ranks in top 3 states with most foreclosures
Experts say foreclosure filings nationwide increased 36% from last year.
Michigan DNR: Fee increases for recreation passport starting March 1
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says the recreation passport will increase for the first time since 2020.
Salvation Army, Meridian distribute winter coats and meals
The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit partnered with Meridian for another year to distribute nearly 140 coats, gloves and hats to Detroiters and serve meals from the Bed & Bread trucks.
Former Flint police chief pleads no contest in illegal gambling case
William Bradford Barksdale is charged with gambling violations (five-year felony) and reckless use of a firearm (90-day misdemeanor).