Crime & Emergencies in ...
Two Sterling Heights men were arrested in Macomb County for drug-related charges after an investigation led to the seizure of drugs, cash, and firearms.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
Michigan designates new bovine TB testing areas after detecting the disease in wild deer, requiring cattle and bison herds in certain counties to undergo mandatory testing.
Sports in ...
Michigan Stadium will start selling alcohol at football games starting August 31, when the Wolverines host Fresno State, with safety measures in place.
Parks & Nature in ...
Kensington Metropark in Milford Township has posted warnings of a potential alligator sighting, with searches underway but no confirmed sightings yet.
Charlie LeDuff's domestic violence charge was dismissed after his wife declined to testify against him in court.
Weather & Environment in ...
Michigan is facing a tick surge due to a mild winter, prompting warnings for increased vigilance in prevention and checking for ticks, which can transmit Lyme disease and other illnesses.
Zayed Albodour of Dearborn received a 10-30 year sentence after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in a case involving a fatal shooting linked to his illegal dental practice.
Politics & Govt in ...
The CFO of Detroit Riverfront Conservancy is on leave amid a financial probe, with audits and a criminal investigation by Michigan State Police ongoing.
A police chase in Detroit ended with a suspect hitting an Uber, resulting in 6 hospitalizations and critical injuries. The suspect was wanted for parole violations.
Jeremy Thompkins, a former basketball coach at Farmington High School, has been convicted of sexually assaulting two teenage students. The incidents occurred at his Detroit home between August and October 2023.
A vintage military plane crashed in a Michigan backyard during an emergency landing attempt, pilot sustained minor injuries. No ground injuries reported.
Three individuals were rescued after their boat sank in Lake Erie near Sterling State Park, with assistance from fishermen and responders. One was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
Detroit boosts its Lead Service Line Replacement Program, aiming to replace 8,000 lines per year with $85 million in funding, for safer drinking water.