The Latest Breaking News from Michigan State Police

Watch the moment a cow runs onto a busy highway while a lasso wielding wrangler follows in hot pursuit - where one of the skilled wranglers executed a flawless lasso throw

The animal has not been charged, but ‘is back in the pasture with a story to tell all the other livestock’, according to Michigan State Police

The animal has not been charged, but is ‘is back in the pasture with a story to tell all the other livestock’, according to Michigan State Police.

13-year-old Owen Burns leapt into action Bart Simpson-style after hearing his sister screaming and seeing a young man emerge out of the woods to grab her, by grabbing his slingshot and firing at the suspect with a marble and rock

The 17-year-old's name has not been released though he has been charged as an adult with one count of attempted kidnapping/child enticement, and one count of assault and battery

A small-town clerk accused of improperly handling voting equipment after casting doubt on President Joe Biden’s election victory faces a recall election Tuesday in one of Michigan’s most conservative counties

LANSING, Mich. — More than 1.2 million convictions were set aside Tuesday on the first day of an automatic expungement program created by a 2020 law designed to reopen job and housing opportunities for individuals with old crimes on their records.

LANSING, Mich. — An estimated 1 million Michiganians will have certain misdemeanor and felony records automatically expunged or set aside starting Tuesday as the state begins to implement the final step in a 2020 law designed to give residents a "clean slate."

Michigan State Police troopers Ryan Fitzko, Cody Lukas, and Justin Simpson have been charged with misdemeanor assault and battery for their actions during the arrest of a man for riding a bicycle after dark without lights. Lukas has also been charged with felony misconduct in office. The man was taken…

Michigan State Police are appealing to the public to share information and help solve the fatal shootings of three men back in January

LANSING, Mich. — State and federal laws allowed 43-year-old Anthony McRae to purchase a firearm soon after his probation for a gun crime ended in May 2021, 20 months before he was accused of going on a deadly shooting rampage Monday night at Michigan State University.