Shelby Township men busted running 'multi-state' drug operation, police say

Four properties were targeted during a police operation on Nov. 6, leading to a massive seizure of drugs, weapons, firearms, vehicles, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash.

Troy armed robbery suspect who used assault-style rifle, charged

According to police, the suspect walked into a Shell at 6951 Rochester Rd. at around 2:40 a.m. Oct. 30, pointed an AK-47-style rifle at the clerk, and demanded money.

John Skelton, father of missing Michigan brothers, to be released from prison soon

Months after a Michigan judge granted an order to declare the missing Skelton brothers dead, their father, John Skelton, is about to be released from prison.

Who killed Timothy Hobson?
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Timothy Hobson lived with his friend Larry Rencher, in the 12000 block of Chapel Street in Detroit. Both of them were found dead in the house on June 4, 2023.

Guardians pitchers indicted in gambling scheme involving MLB games

Federal officials indicted two Major League Baseball pitchers on charges related to an alleged gambling scheme concocted to rig bets on games during the season.

UPDATE: Missing Grosse Pointe Woods 14-year-old found safe

Police are seeking the public's help to locate a 14-year-old Autistic boy who has been missing since the early morning hours of Nov. 8.

Manhunt for North Carolina man accused of killing grandmother, stabbing deputy

U.S. Marshals have joined the manhunt for a 24-year-old North Carolina man accused of killing his grandmother, burning her home to the ground and stabbing a deputy.

Police investigating after teen shot during Harper Woods High School playoff football game

A 17-year-old boy was shot and injured after a fight broke out in the parking lot of Harper Woods High School during a playoff football game Friday night, police said.

Victim's family uses 1927 law to charge driver's mother in fatal Grosse Pointe Farms crash

Now years later — Elizabeth Tague is charged with involuntary manslaughter — not by the prosecutor — but the Mackrell family and their attorney using the 1927 law.