Published April 5, 2026
WARREN — The Warren Police Department is giving people access to more resources aimed at improving support for vulnerable persons.
Read MorePublished April 4, 2026
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — The 2025 Harrison Township Firefighter of the Year award went to Engineer Mac Tomaszewski, an award he says came as a shock.
Read MorePublished April 3, 2026
FARMINGTON HILLS — Police now believe that the driver of a black SUV was driving the wrong way on Interstate 696 when he reportedly collided head-on into a white van, killing an 81-yar-old man from Detroit in the early morning hours of March 13.
Read MorePublished April 3, 2026
WARREN/MOUNT CLEMENS — A former Detroit police officer has been remanded to jail pending sentencing after he entered a no contest plea to a computer crime linked to inappropriate text messages sent to a Warren minor.
Read MorePublished April 3, 2026
WARREN — The Warren Police Department’s first-ever Commissioner’s Awards Ceremony recently honored the department’s top employees.
Read MorePublished April 2, 2026
MACOMB COUNTY — The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office Crime Victims Rights Unit will host a free, in-person event dedicated to supporting individuals and families impacted by crime.
Read MorePublished April 1, 2026
SOUTHFIELD — Gabriel Greene, 13, who was initially reported as voluntarily missing, has returned home.
Read MorePublished April 1, 2026
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Kruze Detorrian Jelks, a 35-year-old man from Pontiac, was charged in March after allegedly exposing himself to a 14-year-old girl in Bloomfield Township on Feb. 17.
Read MorePublished March 31, 2026
SOUTHFIELD — Tijah Robinson, 17, who was initially reported missing, has been located, according to the Southfield Police Department.
Read MorePublished March 31, 2026
SOUTHFIELD — The Southfield Police Department is asking for assistance from the public in locating 62-year-old Scott Moody, who police said has early signs of dementia and is visually impaired.
Read MorePublished March 30, 2026
SOUTHFIELD — Jailynn Johnson, 18, has returned home, according to the Southfield Police Department.
Read MorePublished March 25, 2026
STERLING HEIGHTS/MACOMB TOWNSHIP/MOUNT CLEMENS — A 17-year-old Macomb Township resident is facing adult criminal charges in connection with an alleged shooting in Sterling Heights.
Read MorePublished March 25, 2026
GROSSE POINTE PARK — Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety Sgt. Mike Miller was known for his solid instincts on the job, but he was also the kind of person who’d spend hours sculpting handmade pens for friends.
Read MorePublished March 24, 2026
ROSEVILLE — The Roseville Fire Department has purchased two Cyanokits to be used at fire scenes for residents who might have ingested cyanide due to smoke inhalation.
Read MorePublished March 23, 2026
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP/ BIRMINGHAM/ ROCHESTER HILLS — Grosse Pointe Woods resident Theodore Goolsby, 54, was recently charged by Prosecutor Karen D. McDonald with multiple charges related to home invasions.
Read MorePublished March 23, 2026
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A 46-year-old man from Houston accused of killing two people inside a used car dealership in Shelby Township last fall has been found competent to stand trial, following a mental health evaluation.
Read MorePublished March 23, 2026
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A man from Shelby Township has been charged following what officials are calling the second-largest seizure of illicit drugs in the Shelby Township Police Department’s 72-year history.
Read MorePublished March 23, 2026
ST. CLAIR SHORES — According to a press release from the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office, a St. Clair Shores man was arranged on third-degree animal torture charges.
Read MorePublished March 20, 2026
EASTPOINTE — A local woman has been charged with impeding a criminal investigation following an incident March 15 in which a man was robbed at gunpoint in her home by another man. The next day, the man whom police identified as the robber led police on a chase that ended with him taking his own life.
Read MorePublished March 20, 2026
STERLING HEIGHTS — A March 15 altercation in a parking lot on the city’s west side that escalated into gunfire is being called an isolated incident and not a random act of violence, according to the Sterling Heights Police Department.
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