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 miintaining public safety, including the nuanced approaches to preventing and responding to crime.
News Summary Candice Williams, a 35-year-old woman from Genesee County, has been charged for allegedly calling in a fake bomb threat to cancel her appointment
News Summary A manhunt in Mears, Michigan ended tragically Sunday evening when Don Albert Stapel Jr., 59, was fatally shot by Michigan State Police. The
News Summary Three individuals were arrested in Gaylord, Michigan, for their involvement in a methamphetamine distribution operation at a car wash. The arrests followed an
News Summary In response to the assassination of Minnesota Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, state leaders and faith communities are condemning political violence
News Summary Following a tragic shooting incident in Minnesota that resulted in the death of a lawmaker and left another injured, Michigan lawmakers are advocating
News Summary A federal jury has ruled that Purpose Point Harvesting, a Michigan farm labor contractor, is liable for violating anti-trafficking laws. The jury awarded
News Summary In Michigan, a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers is advocating for a new package of police reform bills. These measures aim to address the
News Summary The University of Michigan has terminated its contract with City Shield following public outcry over allegations of unfair surveillance on pro-Palestinian students. Reports
News Summary A 19-year-old engineering student, Connor Lotterman, was fatally shot during a house party in Tallmadge Township, Michigan. The incident occurred when a 20-year-old
News Summary Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, scholars at the University of Michigan, face federal charges for allegedly smuggling the pathogen Fusarium graminearum into the
