Flint man convicted of firing into home, paralyzing ex-girlfriend
A 23-year-old Flint man accused of firing into a home and paralyzing his 17-year-old ex-girlfriend has been convicted, Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton said.
16-year-old girl shot and killed in Detroit drive-by shooting
Chief Todd Bettison says a second person was shot in the hip and was taken to a hospital.
Suspicious packages at Detroit Mercy deemed non-threatening, officials say
The University of Detroit Mercy says classes on its McNichols campus will resume on Wednesday after suspicious packages found at the school were determined to be non-threatening.
Suspect in custody over shooting of 7-year-old girl, her mother, in Detroit
A suspect is in custody as Detroit police continue to investigate a shooting that injured a 7-year-old and her mother on Monday.
Downriver man charged in Bank of America robbery in Flat Rock
A Brownstown Township man faces one count of bank robbery in connection with a robbery at the Bank of America in Flat Rock last week.
7-year-old girl, mother shot on Detroit's east side, police say
Police Chief Todd Bettison says the incident appeared to stem from an argument over a group of young children who had been fighting earlier in the day.
School bus collides with pickup truck in Brownstown Township, police say
Police are investigating after a school bus crashed on Monday in Brownstown Township, Michigan.
Capitalism more favored among Michigan voters than socialism, poll shows
According to a poll commissioned by CBS News Detroit and other local outlets, 52% of voters support capitalism, compared to 26% who support socialism.
1 person stabbed outside Buddy's Pizza in Detroit; suspect arrested
DPD says the suspect was taken into custody on scene and was transported to the Detroit Detention Center.
Michigan voters oppose constitutional convention early 2 to 1, poll finds
A CBS News Detroit exclusive poll finds 51% of likely voters oppose Proposal 1, which would call a constitutional convention in 2027, while 26% support it. The question appears on the ballot every 16 years.
Romulus school district cancels homecoming game due to reported threat
The Romulus Community Schools district said it has canceled Friday's homecoming game after receiving "credible information that there is a coordinated intention to incite violence."
One dead, another injured in shooting incident at Detroit grocery store
Police say the shooting occurred at about 2 p.m., Oct. 9, in the vestibule of the King Cole Foods at Clairmount and Woodward avenues.
PWHL Detroit unveils new jerseys ahead of inaugural season
The jerseys, produced by Bauer, also feature Ally Financial's logo as the team's inaugural partner.
Michigan judge revokes Kim Mathers' bond after leaving rehabilitation center
Mathers is due back in court on Oct. 14 for two felony cases and sentencing on a misdemeanor case — two of the cases involved her allegedly crashing into vehicles while intoxicated.
Drug smuggling intercepted at Baraga Correctional Facility
The Michigan Department of Corrections says officers at Baraga Correctional Facility stopped drug smuggling involving several people, including inmates and a Muskegon woman.