A vendor printing error left more than 8,200 Michigan enhanced licenses and state IDs with a stock photo and wrong birth date. The state has already mailed corrected cards to everyone affected.
The Coast Guard called off an overnight search covering 89 nautical square miles of Lake St. Clair for a 74-year-old man who fell from a boat near Grosse Pointe Farms.
Jeffrey Mosteller, safety manager at Troy's Oxford Center, was sentenced to 19 months to 15 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter after 5-year-old Thomas Cooper died in a hyperbaric chamber explosion.
A 35-year-old Southfield man is in custody after a parking lot gun battle outside a Southfield TGI Fridays left a 58-year-old Inkster woman dead and wounded two bystanders.
Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison says a phone call asking activist Jahdante Smith to remove photos of Mayor Mary Sheffield was personal, not official, while Smith calls the call intimidation and denies a personal relationship with the chief.
A bankruptcy judge has ordered Detroit and the Leland's landlord to turn over tenant lease records before ruling on compensation for residents evacuated from the downtown building in December.
A Michigan appeals court has dismissed a DTE-backed group's lawsuit against Ann Arbor's clerk, keeping a public power ballot measure before voters in November.
The family of Bernice Jackson, killed in a suspected DUI crash July 2, asked Detroit drivers to use rides or designated drivers this Labor Day as police step up enforcement.
FBI agents say an Instagram photo of a gun with hair stuck in its muzzle helped tie Detroit felon Colin Harris to the alleged pistol-whipping of a woman in Royal Oak, leading to a federal weapons charge.
Michigan State University shut down Berkey Hall and shifted classes online after a threat tied to a man taken into protective custody in Washtenaw County. The building, site of the 2023 mass shooting, reopened Friday morning.