According to Michigan State Police, the 56-year-old woman was driving a Hyundai southbound on the freeway when she lost control and rear-ended a semi-truck near Gaynier Road in Erie Township just after midnight. The woman then hit a minivan before striking the center median wall.

Detroit Police say they're used to keeping downtown safe during large-scale events, including Detroit Lions playoff games.

A 23-year-old Detroit man is accused of physically and sexually assaulting a woman at a Royal Oak Township motel.

ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP, MI – A Michigan man is facing charges related to rape and assault after officers responded to reports of a woman and children screaming for help at a Detroit-area motel, authorities said.

Several children and a school bus driver were injured during a crash in Washtenaw County Thursday afternoon, officials said.

Michigan State Police motor carrier officers are teaming with law enforcement agencies across the nation and two nonprofit organizations to fight human trafficking.

HB 6144, 6145, and 6146 deals with any gun buyback programs, ordering the Michigan State Police to destroy all firearms that was purchased during one of those sessions. The Associated Press reports that MSP acknowledged its previous disposal method only destroyed parts of the firearm.

(CBS DETROIT) — A 27-year-old Detroit woman is in the hospital after allegedly getting ejected from the car she was driving Sunday morning. Michigan State Police say the woman, driving a Chevrolet Impala, was on an Interstate 94 ramp near Woodward Avenue ...

The state police are testing a 2024 Ford Mach-E to see how electric vehicles perform as patrol cars. The results could influence nationwide adoption.

Ten passenger cars and six semi-trucks were involved in a chain-reaction pileup on I-94 in Southwest Michigan during whiteout conditions, state police said.

State police in Michigan will be required to destroy guns collected during community buybacks or other efforts. It's part of a new law signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

A Michigan Court of Appeals ruling, around the time of the MSP raid of Hongrui, interpreted the state’s Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act to eliminate felony charges on grower operations, legal or illegal, of any size.