Northville man arrested for allegedly berating staff at a Troy business

A Northville man is now behind bars after he allegedly berated staff at an upscale store in Troy. The incident was captured on video, and it’s now going viral.

Suspect shot in Ecorse police shooting after domestic violence call

A man who attempted to charge at police with a box cutter was shot and killed after a domestic violence incident in Ecorse.

Plymouth apartment fire leaves residents heartbroken: 'We lost everything'

A fire ripped through an apartment complex in Plymouth Thursday afternoon, leaving one firefighter with minor injuries and some residents heartbroken after losing everything they owned.

Grosse Pointe doctor convicted for selling opiods illegally, tax crimes

According to the US Attorney's Office, after one of his contacts in the pill business was raided by the FBI, said Nwoke told him "They’ll never get me, because I keep my paperwork together."

Body found in Detroit home during police missing persons operation

During a search of vacant homes while working to find missing people, police in Detroit say they found a body in a house.

Hamtramck kidnapping suspect headed to trial after waiving preliminary exam

A man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a Hamtramck girl who was waiting for a school bus will stand trial after waiving his preliminary examination Thursday morning.

Hawaii monk seal rock thrower arrested, to appear in Seattle court

The man accused of hurling a rock at an endangered seal in Hawaii was arrested and is set to appear in U.S. District Court in Seattle.

Tax preparer sentenced for $600 million COVID-era tax fraud scheme

A New York woman is headed to prison for her role in a COVID-era tax scheme that sought to bilk the U.S. government out of hundreds of millions of dollars in tax credits that were meant to help businesses weather the pandemic.

Metro Detroit car crash suspect awaits sentencing

A packed, emotional courtroom in Mount Clemens was ready for the sentencing of an allegedly drunk driver accused of crashing into and killing a man and injuring two others.

Detroit man pleads guilty in $16 million student aid fraud scheme

Investigators say that between January 2015 and February 2024, Robinson submitted fraudulent FSA claims for more than 1,200 people, involving over 100 schools in 24 states.

Northern Michigan residents caught with double the legal limit of walleye during Detroit fishing trip

A group visiting Detroit to fish are in trouble with the law after they were caught with double the legal limit of walleye that can be taken daily, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.