An 18-year-old man was killed in an Ypsilanti Township shooting, police said.

A man has been barricaded inside an Ypsilanti Township apartment for 12 hours after he fired shots at his girlfriend because she was moving out, officials said.

The owner of a crematory in Ypsilanti Township has been charged with improperly disposing of dead bodies, officials said.

The owner of a crematory in Ypsilanti Township has been charged with improperly disposing of dead bodies, officials said.

YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Police have arrested two men after an Ypsilanti Township neighborhood was terrorized by four drive-by shootings in the last week. “We all hit the deck and were not messing around with it.”Officials said there were four separate shootings on three different nights. Spokesman Derrick Jackson said the violence stems from an Ypsilanti shooting in July 2019. Police believe the recent shootings are a kind of payback, and the department is sympathetic to the neighborhood’s plight. But there’s still concern the shootings go deeper than those men, so police are still watching closely.

YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP, Mich. Three men were injured during a fight in Ypsilanti Township. The fight happened Tuesday around 12 p.m. at West Willow Park, near I-94 and Wiard Road. Three men have been transported to a hospital. Officials said one man was shot, another was tabbed and a third was struck by a vehicle after someone tried fleeing the scene. All three men are listed in stable condition.

YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP, Mich. Michigan State Police Brighton Troopers are investigating a shooting on I-94 in Ypsilanti Township, near the city of Rawsonville. The shooting happened at 12:40 p.m. on Friday. Police believe the shooting stemmed from road rage, no injuries were reported. READ: People are just mad: There have been 13 road rage shootings in Metro Detroit in 3 weeksPolice said the suspects are four Black men who fled the scene in a black Malibu vehicle, last seen traveling eastbound on I-94 from Rawsonville Road. Anyone with information is asked to call MSP Brighton Post at 810-227-1051.