Police said the crash happened in May at an Oxford Township intersection.
Jurors determined a man fatally shot another man during an argument over art supplies inside an Auburn Hills home.
Police said the man waved down a driver "as if he needed help" in an Auburn Hills parking lot before taking her car.
Two other people have been arrested in connection with the killing, but they have not yet been formally charged.
Nine people, who were randomly shot at the Brooklands Splash Pad last month, have all been released from the hospital, according to police.
The crash happened at the Pet Supplies Plus, located at Walton Boulevard near Livernois Road, according to a report.
Officials said reopening the splash pad is the next step in the city's journey toward healing.
Investigators were still working to determine if there was any foul play involved or if the swimmer accidentally drowned.
Investigators believe the fire started in the kitchen.
The 30-year-old Rochester Hills woman is home resting comfortably after spending more than two weeks in the hospital, police said.
Two other shooting victims still remain in the hospital with critical injuries, according to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office.
Two other people were arrested in connection with the deadly shooting, though they have not yet been formally charged.
Police arrested three people in connection with the shooting, though officials have yet to formally announce charges.
Officials offered the reward for any tip that "moves this case forward."
Police said the officer was shot to death while following a stolen car in Detroit.
The 42-year-old shooter opened fire at the Brooklands Plaza Splash Pad along Auburn Road in Rochester Hills Saturday.
Sheriff: 8-year-old boy shot in the head has "made amazing progress;" shooter showed signs of paranoia before the attack.
In total, the couple were shot seven times and remain in the hospital, according to a GoFundMe account that was verified by police.
Investigators will try to determine if he left behind writings and examine his electronic devices in hopes of shedding light on a motive.
She was charged with murder and first-degree child abuse, and held on a $1 million bond, police said.
The suspect opened fire at the Brooklands Plaza Splash Pad, injuring several people before taking his own life, authorities said.
Police do not know if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash and were still investigating the incident.
Police said a man and his girlfriend attacked the former boyfriend of the girl inside a Pontiac convenience store.
A Lake Orion man was arrested in connection with a fatal Auburn Hills crash last Thursday, according to police.
Defense lawyers for Crumbley want a new trial with witnesses who will testify to Crumbley's declining mental health before the shooting.
Police are looking for a driver who sped away from officers and smashed into a pickup truck, killing a man in Auburn Hills, police said.
The student wrote the threatening message hoping it would cancel classes so he could avoid taking a test, officials said.
Police believe the Pontiac building where the shootout happened was being used as an after-hours meeting place for narcotic paraphernalia.
Prosecutors said the husband confronted another man about talking to his wife as a shootout broke out at a Macomb County home.
Ethan Crumbley asked for confidential pre-sentencing reports for his parents earlier this month, but they turned him down, reports said.
Officials did not report any injuries in the incident.
Main Street between University and Fourth streets will be closed for several hours as police investigate the explosion.
Officials said the teens are "wanted for criminal violations."
A 29-year-old man shot his wife to death, then fatally shot himself, according to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office.
A man was killed in a hit-and-run crash Wednesday morning in Auburn Hills, according to police.
Crumbley turned 18-years-old earlier this month and was moved to northern Michigan prison where he'll spend the remainder of his sentence.
Jennifer and James Crumbley have taken the first step to appeal their convictions, according to court documents.
Officers stopped the drunken driver before he left a parking lot where witnesses told police he crawled to his car, police said.
Officials are offering a reward up to $2,000 for information that leads to an arrest.
The couple's son, Ethan Crumbley, who is now 17, was sentenced to life without parole last December after he admitted to the shooting.