A Pontiac woman was killed and two young children were injured in a crash in Auburn Hills.

An employee and a driver are facing possible prison time for stealing frozen fish from a Warren business, prosecutors said.

Michigan State Police used a license plate reader to help find the driver who was pointing a rifle at a Beaumont Dearborn Hospital nurse.

Two men were discovered hiding in separate Detroit garages after they forced their way into a pharmacy, stole thousands of dollars’ worth of medicine, and crashed at the end of a high-speed police chase, officials said.

The fastest-selling new vehicle in the Detroit market in July 2021 was the Cadillac Escalade.

The cost of used cars may be on the rise in Metro Detroit, but those vehicles are still selling quickly.

Both new and used cars sold faster in March compared to February’s totals, which were 48.9 days for new cars and 42 days for used cars.

A dealership in Roseville is targeted by thieves for the second time in a year.

DETROIT – Two children were injured Tuesday afternoon when the vehicle they were in slammed into another vehicle in Detroit. An SUV was pulling onto E. Warren Avenue from Algonquin Street when it was hit by a black Cadillac Escalade that was traveling more than 80 mph, officials said. The children were in the Escalade, which ran into a tree after striking the SUV. A woman who witnessed the crash described seeing the Escalade speeding before smashing into the other vehicle. All four people who were in the Escalade, including the two young children, were taken to a hospital.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. - A band from the west side of Michigan had all its equipment stolen while it was in Clinton Township to play at an event. Officials said Don The Pariah's equipment was stolen from a hotel parking lot after the event. The metal band played Friday at Pub 1281 in Clinton Township. When band members woke up Saturday morning and checked out of the hotel, they found the equipment had been stolen. Anyone who has information about the theft is asked to call Clinton Township police at 586-493-7800.

HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. - State police found 50 grams of crack cocaine under the hood of a Detroit man's SUV after pulling him over for an insurance violation, officials said. Troopers stopped a 2002 Cadillac Escalade around 9:55 p.m. Wednesday in Highland Park for a fraudulent insurance violation, according to authorities. The 44-year-old Detroit man driving the Escalade didn't have a valid driver's license and was arrested, police said. During a search of the SUV, troopers found small, empty zip-close baggies, a razor blade and a scale, officials said. Troopers said they found 50 grams of crack cocaine inside the fuse box under the hood.