Michigan pastor helping those targeted by ICE says many are in U.S. legally

The last three months for Pastor Geraldo Aponte-Safe have seen the church leader transform his ministry at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church into a refuge for several individuals or families whose loved ones have been detained by federal immigration authorities.

Troy High School students learn CPR in memory of late classmate

The mission is personal for students after the death of a young classmate at freshman orientation. But the late teen's spirit and passion are living on.

Tamela Peterson, CEO of Oxford Recovery Center charged with health care fraud

The head of a medical facility in Troy who is currently facing murder charges in connection with a deadly explosion in 2025 is now facing new charges relating to health care fraud.

Man claiming to run Michigan company before viral ICE protest video lied about position, CEO says

The bizarre story started this week when Jayden Scott claimed to be stepping down from his position as CEO of a company after he yelled expletives at anti-ICE protesters. According to the company's actual CEO, Scott is a fake.

Fight between Troy Athens students caught on camera, police investigating

A video of a Troy Athens student getting hit is spreading online and the teen who threw the punch says it all came to head after being called racial slurs.

Separate animal cruelty cases lead to charges against 2 Oakland County residents

Two people from Oakland County are now facing animal cruelty charges stemming from two separate incidents where dogs were mistreated in Ferndale and Troy.

Men charged for breaking into ATM with truck, going on Somerset shopping spree

Investigators said in the early morning hours of Sept. 27, the four used hooks and chains on the ATM, forcing it open, leading to a shopping spree of stolen cash.

OnSolve CodeRed service decommissioned due to cyberattack

An emergency alert system utilized by public safety departments in Metro Detroit and around the country is currently disrupted due to a cyber attack.

Drunk driver flips vehicle on I-75 after hitting car stopped with flat tire

A 24-year-old West Bloomfield woman is expected to face drunk driving charges after crashing into a car that was stopped along I-75 in Troy with a flat tire last weekend, injuring the driver.

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.

Former Troy Mayor Jeanne Stine dies at the age of 96

Former Troy mayor Jeanne Stine has died at the age of 96, the city government said on Tuesday.

Troy liquor store burglary suspects may be connected to other break-ins, police say

Two suspects accused of breaking into Bootleg Liquor Store in Troy over the weekend may be linked to other burglaries in the Metro Detroit area, police said.