Our coverage of crime in Michigan offers a detailed look at law enforcement efforts, criminal cases, and public safety initiatives across the state. Reporting on issues from local incidents to statewide crime trends, we strive to provide a balanced view that respects the complexities of the criminal justice system while prioritizing the safety and rights of communities. Our goal is to inform residents about the challenges and successes in maintaining public safety, including the nuanced approaches to preventing and responding to crime.
News Summary A 40-year-old New York man has pleaded guilty to threatening Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel following her post mourning the murder of activist
News Summary Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, a 19-year-old from Wayne County, has been arrested for allegedly planning a mass shooting at TACOM. The FBI monitored his
News Summary Michigan State Police leaders, Colonel Grady and Lieutenant Colonel Brimacombe, face calls for resignation amid morale decline and leadership concerns. During a House
News Summary A Michigan State Police trooper was critically injured in a shooting during an undercover operation in Detroit. The incident occurred early on May
News Summary Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has announced significant changes to the state’s Uniform Securities Act, requiring investment professionals to report suspected financial exploitation
News Summary Zvi Levran, a former hockey doctor in Michigan, has been sentenced to 10 to 25 years in prison after pleading no contest to
News Summary The Michigan House of Representatives has passed significant legislation imposing tougher penalties on drug dealers to combat the fentanyl crisis. House Bills 4255
News Summary The Michigan House has approved two significant bills aimed at increasing penalties for fentanyl manufacturing and distribution. With bipartisan support, House Bills 4255
News Summary Presque Isle County is recovering from a devastating ice storm that left over 63,000 residents without power. While restoration efforts are underway, utility
News Summary Officials in Michigan announced that 15 individuals may have voted in the November 2024 presidential election despite being non-citizens. This finding, which represents
