Police: Sleeping Driver Caps Wild Ride by Driving Into Creek

Before she allegedly crashed through a fence and into Monguagon Creek, elderly driver allegedly hit a traffic sign and drove away.

UPDATED: Woman with Metro Detroit Ties Dies In Philadelphia Amtrak Derailment

Family of Rachel Jacobs received sad news about 39-year-old Philly tech company CEO, a wife and mother of a 2-year-old.

Top Cops Propose Accountability, But Seek Limits on Body-Cam Video

Sheriff says police, not politicians, should lead efforts to restore public trust in officers, who face "constant berating."

ISIS Threat Includes Michigan, May Be 'Psychological Warfare'

The FBI says it is taking the threat, issued days after ISIS claimed responsibility for attack in Texas, seriously.

ICE Agent Who Shot Suspect Goes Into Hiding

Amid a hostile environment for police, attorney told agent who shot armed robbery suspect multiple times to "get out of that house."

ICE Agent's Attorney Defends Shooting; County Withholds Autopsy Report

Autopsy report could give clarity to Terrance Kellom’s family in advance of his funeral, Coalition Against Police Brutality official says.

Southeast Michgan Woman Didn't Take Red Wings' Loss Well

“They love me in Tampa,” Sterling Heights woman tweeted – debatable, likely, after she allegedly torched Bolts flag in Stanley Cup playoff.

How a Pair of Alleged Thieves May Have Trapped Themselves

Two suspects in a smartphone theft didn’t know they took selfies of themselves.

Protesters After ICE Shooting: 'We're Not Going to Burn Down Our City'

As the nation remains on edge after Baltimore riots, Detroit residents gather at site of fatal shooting of 20-year-old suspect.

Michigan's No. 1 Rating Is Nothing to Cheer About

Michigan residents pay the highest automobile rates in the country – and if you’re a Wayne County resident, it’s even worse.

No Hate Crime or Other Charges in Alleged Anti-Muslim Bias

Prosecutor: insufficient sufficient evidence to prove hate crime in assault that started over hijab and conversation in Arabic.

University Police: Unclear How Many Recorded By Alleged Video Voyeur

Former student charged after man notices suspicious looking backpack in restroom stall on Wayne State University campus.

Police: Murder Suspect Gave Birth in Toilet, Sealed Baby in Plastic Bag

A Wyandotte woman was arraigned Friday on charges alleging she intentionally killed her newborn, then hid the baby's body near her desk.

Robocop's Boss Steps Down as Heat Continues on Police Brutality

As groups call for a thorough house cleaning, suspect who was beaten says he just wants to know: “Why’d he beat me like that?”

Man Who Tried to Smuggle Turtles in Underpants Wants Deal

Trial delayed until June for Kai Xu, arrested at U.S.-Canada border with 50 turtles tucked in his underpants and strapped to his body.

UPDATED: Prosecutor Announces Decision on 'Robocop': Watch

“We cannot tolerate those who abuse their authority ... and prey on citizens,” Prosecutor Kym Worthy says.

Prosecutor Weighs Charges in 'Robocop,' Police in Another Violent Arrests Caught on Video

Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy to announce charging decision in alleged police brutality cases at news conference.

Sheriff: Jail Worker Smuggled Ecstasy in Inmates' Bad Trip

Four inmates taken to the hospital after taking the drug, and the contract jail worker accused of smuggling it faces multiple felonies.

Man Dies After Cop Deploys Stun Gun

Authorities say preliminary investigation shows the police officer was justified in using Taser to subdue domestic assault suspect.

Cop Allegedly Shoots Up House to Avenge Wife's Hurt Feelings

Law enforcement “should be held to a higher standard,” sheriff says, announcing two felony charges against off-duty police officer.

Fired After Brutal Arrest Video Surfaces, 'Robocop' Moonlights for Nearby PD

One Detroit suburb fired cop shown in a violent arrest video that sparked national outrage, another keeps him on the police roll call.

Kid Rock's a Cop. Who Knew? Hint: Not the Citizens of Oakley

Michigan hamlet with a reserve police officer-to-citizen ratio of more than 1-to-3 is reluctantly giving up names under FOIA requests.

Detroit Cops Indicted for Robbing Drug Dealers

A Detroit Police lieutenant and officer arranged drug transactions with civilians so they could rob and extort them.

Did Man Find Dog with Arrow in Head, or Did Pooch Find Him?

Find out what’s happening to dog that wandered for 2 days with an arrow in her head, police investigation and how you can help.

Dog Wanders Michigan for 2 Days with Arrow in Her Head

The owner of the dog, which authorities said avoided serious injury "by millimeters," was intentionally shot by owner, authorities allege.

Police: Wyandotte Woman Gave Birth at Work, Hid Baby in Desk Drawer

The baby, unresponsive when paramedics arrived, was pronounced dead at an area hospital after resuscitation attempts failed.

'Robocop,' Accused of Severely Beating Black Man in Traffic Stop, Has Notorious History

William Melendez has been sued 12 times, including a current civil rights action, and a 1996 shooting death that cost Detroit $1 million.

Amber Alert Jars Southeast Michigan Residents Awake

The technology was used for the first time to broadcast an Amber Alert, and some people didn’t like it.

Eviction Crew Makes Grisly Discovery in Freezer

Neighbors said they hadn't seen a boy, 11, and girl, 15, for so long they assumed they had moved from the area.

63 Drivers to be Cited in Massive Pileup on Snowy I-94: Watch

Michigan State Police said spectacular crash "is a vivid illustration of the dangers of traveling too fast on icy and snowy roads."

High School Diver Still in Critical Condition After Seizure During Meet (UPDATED)

The 16-year-old Roosevelt student passed out in the pool during warm-ups Friday at a swimming competition in Holland.

Judge to Soccer Ref Killer: You 'Personify Everything Wrong' in 'Escalation of Sports Violence"

Bassel Saad learned his sentence Friday for fatally punching punching referee John Bieniewicz last summer.

Wyandotte Teen Diver Hospitalized During Holland Swim Meet

A lifeguard and swim coach had to rescue the 16-year-old boy from the bottom of the pool.

3-Some Extortion Suspect Used Violent Threats, Mob Ties: Prosecutors

Terry Tackett falsely claimed he had organized crime and motorcycle club connections as a way to intimidate, authorities say.

Detroit Police to Test Body Cameras: Should Wyandotte Cops be Wearing Them?

The 90-day program will help the department decide which system to use. Is this the future of law enforcement?

Ticket Resellers Claim Cops Unlawfully Cite Them at Lions Games

A class-action lawsuit by Detroit Lions ticket holders says police go after fans who don't know the law.

Michigan First in Nation OK'd for Statewide Use of Police Done

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved Michigan State Police for the use Unmanned Aircraft System.

FBI Offers $25K Reward in Shooting of Federal Judge

Authorities think the shooting was part of attempted home invasion, not related to Judge Terrence Berg’s career as a jurist and prosecutor.

Coast Guard Stops Dazed Man's Walk Across Frozen Lake to Canada

Man wearing ordinary street clothing spent two or three days on the icy lake and slept in lighthouses on cold walk to Canada.

Snoozing Bus Driver Wiped Out 16 Vehicles, Police Say: Watch

Bus driver allegedly admitted he nodded off and awoke as he was about to hit a car, but amid the chaos, punched accelerator instead of brake