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The Detroit Tigers earned their first series sweep since mid-April, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 7-2 at Tropicana Field to complete a three-game set in which they outscored them 25-7.

Jaiswan Williams, 32, of Rochester Hills, identified by federal prosecutors as the leader of a mail theft and check fraud scheme involving more than $63 million in stolen checks, has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison.

Taylor police are searching for a man they believe may have been staying in a hotel room with his girlfriend’s deceased body for several days before her death was discovered.

Amazon Prime Day is venturing beyond electronics, home goods, and household essentials this year, bringing a slice of something different.

Former NFL safety Eric Weddle is not backing down. The Super Bowl champion and newly inducted College Football Hall of Famer is standing by his criticism of Michigan Wolverines quarterback Bryce Underwood, and he’s directing a message straight to the sophomore: use it as fuel.

Robert Fitz Sr., 48, of Harrison Township, has been arraigned on 20 felony charges involving child sexually abusive material and computer-related crimes.

Michiganders can now vote online through June 30 to help choose the final designs for the state’s official “I Voted” sticker for the November 2026 general election.

M1 Concourse in Oakland County is expanding with new motorsports and entertainment attractions, including Metro Detroit’s first drag strip, an off-road course, and high-performance electric karting.

An artist with ties to Detroit is suing the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) and the city of Dallas, alleging that a giant whale mural was covered without his permission as the city prepares for upcoming World Cup matches.

A Macomb County high school canceled its prom Tuesday evening after school officials received information about a potential safety threat involving a possible firearm, district leaders said.

Police are searching for a suspect who fled after shooting a man in Midtown Detroit.

Two National Institutes of Health researchers were charged Tuesday with conspiracy to smuggle monkeypox into the United States and making false statements to federal law enforcement, according to a federal criminal complaint.