Authorities allegedly find child porn during search of Jackson man's home
Authorities allegedly found child porn in a Jackson man's home while conducting a Michigan Department of Corrections compliance check.
EB I-94 reopens in Van Buren Township after shooting closes freeway
Eastbound I-94 at Belleville Road is now open.
Black man can sue northern Michigan bar after he was attacked twice because of his race, court rules
Edward Tyson was called a racial slur and repeatedly punched by a patron of BS & Co., a bar in Cheboygan County when he tried to pick up a pizza. Employees had a duty to call police but failed to act, a court ruled.
Waterford Township standoff ends after barricaded gunman surrenders
SWAT teams were on the scene in Waterford for a barricaded gunman Friday morning. The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is assisting Waterford police as well.
Hamtramck man charged with criminal sexual conduct for inappropriately touching teen
The 38-year-old man was working at a gas station when two siblings, including a 13-year-old girl, walked in to buy snacks. The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office says that's when he inappropriately touched her.
Former Michigan priest pleads guilty to sexual abuse in U.P. in 1980s
Gary Jacobs, 75, served in the ministry in Ontonagon County before getting removed in 1988. He was living in New Mexico when he was charged.
Marine returning home has backpack stolen at Metro Airport
Doug Skaff thinks someone may have grabbed his backpack while he was in baggage claim. Besides all his personal information, inside were his dog tags, awards, souvenirs, a silver Samsung laptop and military forms.
Family of Novi man held in Russia accused of spying says his health is declining at prison camp
The former Marine and police officer is now able to phone his parents weekly, but we're told his health is deteriorating rapidly at a Russian labor camp.
Human skeleton found lying on couch inside vacant Detroit home
"It was leaned over on the couch like may have been sleeping or something," Norman said. "Like he may have fallen asleep."
Detroit mayoral candidate lambastes attorney general's decision of no charges in Duggan controversy
"There is a clear double-standard In the ethics, morality and legality of how Black politicians and white politicians are handled in state of Michigan," said Anthony Adams.
Feds: Alleged drug kingpin was backed by Grosse Pointe Park man to build submarine
Federal officials say a Grosse Pointe Park man bankrolled a massive cocaine trafficking ring where at least $100 million in cocaine was confiscated.
Iowa woman who drove SUV into 2 children because she thought 1 was 'a Mexican' pleads guilty to hate crime
An Iowa woman has pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes for intentionally driving her SUV into two children in 2019 because she said she thought one was Mexican and the other was a member of the Islamic State group.
Michigan issues warning not to eat raw milk products produced illegally by unlicensed farm
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is warning consumers not to eat raw milk products from Shetler Family Farm in Morely.
Michigan Supreme Court: Sexual assault case against Mike Morse can go ahead
A woman filed a lawsuit in 2017 that accused the Southfield-based attorney of groping her at a restaurant. Mike Morse denies the claim.
Garden City man charged after ex-girlfriend found dead in Roseville mobile home fire
A Garden City man is facing charges after he allegedly killed his ex-girlfriend and set her Roseville home on fire.
Woman charged in connection with $470,000 theft from Veterans Affairs, Michigan Treasury
A woman is accused of working with others to steal more than $470,000 from the Michigan Department of Treasury and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Detroit teen missing for month, police ask for help in search
A Detroit family is asking for help in finding their 16-year-old girl who has been missing for almost a month after she walked away from their home in March.
Taylor volunteer officer off the job after Facebook post on Chauvin verdict
Taylor police said they fired the volunteer officer after he posted inflammatory remarks on social media regarding the trial's verdict.
State lawmaker pushes for public database of police officer disciplinary records
The centralized database would track officer’s disciplinary records for more severe infractions - and allow police and citizens the ability to search it.
7-year-old child shoots self accidentally inside home on Detroit's west side
The incident happened in the 12000 block of Prarie Street at 10:20 p.m. Wednesday night when the child found a handgun inside the home and started playing with it when it discharged and struck him, Detroit police said.