Tresa Baldas

Oakland County police busted two human traffickers in two days - and there are more out there.

Commerce Township man who murdered his wife and hid her body in garbage bags fails to convince jury he was insane.

Michigan attorney general blasts prosecutor for asking her to do what she herself refused: hold Oxford school officials accountable over shooting.

To date, no investigation has been completed with 100% participation of individuals who were tied to the events leading up to and during the Oxford shooting.

Oxford families demand a new, investigation to force uncooperative school officials to talk about the events before the 2021 mass shooting.

A Westland couple are being charged under the state's new safe storage law after their 5-year-old son killed himself with their gun.

Prosecutor says two police officers were justified in fatally shooting a mentally ill man who called 911 after trying to kill himself.

A notorious drug dealer who smuggled massive amounts of fentanyl and cocaine from Mexico and sold it in Saginaw learns his punishment.

A 5-year-old Taylor public corruption case ends with all four defendants getting vastly different sentences.

Michigan allows hospitalized patients to vote on Election Day, even if they can't get to the polls

A group of men allegedly threatened a voter that her child would be harmed if Kamala Harris wins president.

The FBI arrested 2 Michigan men over alleged campaign threats: One hates Trump, the other Harris.

An ex-Whirlpool executive says two Michigan State Police troopers unlawfully arrested and jailed him for drunken driving.

Judge allows discrimination lawsuit to proceed against PNC Bank, which is accused of unlawfully refusing to cash a $10,500 check for a Black customer

Former Taylor Mayor Richard Sollars was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for taking bribes from a businessman who showered him with perks.

Justice Department assigns a special team of prosecutors and FBI agents to oversee potential election night problems.

A Clarkston doctor with a history of exposing himself draws legal scrutiny after years of going unchecked.

Victim is of Arabic descent, but prosecutor's spokesperson says there's no evidence of hate crime.

Feds warn public to be wary of disaster fraud scammers as hurricanes continue to pound the south

Wayne County judge recused himself from a fatal car crash case after Grosse Pointe family cries foul