Warren

Two Detroit men, Aaron Streety and Bernard Harris, were sentenced for their roles in a November 2023 human trafficking case involving a victim forced to perform sex acts at a Warren hotel. Streety received multiple prison terms, while Harris was sentenced to 108 to 240 months for trafficking and related charges. Both were ordered to avoid contact with victims and face lifetime registration on Michigan's Sex Offender Registry.

Fitzgerald School District in Warren closed on July 7, 2026, as Warren Police Department investigates a digital threat received on Monday. Summer classes, activities, and enrollment operations were canceled as a precaution, with parents advised to seek alternatives.

Fitzgerald Public Schools in Warren has announced they will close all operations on July 7, citing 'an abundance of caution' as the reason.

Cocos Capital, an Argentine digital-investment app with two million users, is acquiring assets from Brazil's Warren, which holds over twenty billion reais in client custody. The deal marks Cocos Capital's first international expansion.

Extreme heat caused a power outage affecting 5,000 DTE Energy customers in Warren after a substation failure. Residents like John Fitzgerald endured prolonged outages, with power restored over 18 hours later. DTE stated the grid remains stable despite scattered outages and crews are prepared for potential weekend disruptions.

An extreme heat warning in Metro Detroit has led to power outages in Warren as temperatures near 100 degrees, prompting increased use of air conditioning.

Warren experienced power outages during a heat wave on Tuesday night, with residents on the west side enduring service interruptions and high temperatures.

A Warren firefighter was charged with using a computer and telecommunication services to send unsolicited and concerning messages to an 18-year-old via Snapchat. The messages continued until the victim blocked the sender, and the accused resigned from his role as a school board trustee.

A report by casino.ca ranks Michigan as the U.S. state with the highest bedbug risk, with Warren, Michigan, as the top bedbug hot-spot city. Ohio and Maryland follow as the second and third riskiest states. The analysis combines data from pest control companies and hotel reviews, though experts caution that such rankings may not reflect bedbug prevalence in rural or suburban areas.

A Lake Orion woman, Rachele Ricklefs, had her insanity plea accepted by a Macomb County court for allegedly striking nearly a dozen people with her Jeep in September 2025, leading to 18 felony charges. She was committed to the Michigan Center for Forensic Psychiatry after a psychological evaluation determined she was not criminally responsible.

A Warren family is mourning the death of 13-year-old Justin Bernath, who died after participating in the 'Choking Game' challenge, a dangerous social media trend involving restricted breathing. His mother, Erin Bernath, is urging parents to address online risks and calling for social media platforms to remove harmful content.

A 17-year-old was charged as an adult with second-degree murder and other offenses after a police chase in a stolen car ended in a crash that killed an innocent driver in Warren. Five juveniles, including a 11-year-old sibling of the 17-year-old driver, were involved in the incident, which authorities linked to multiple vehicle-related crimes.

A Warren man was sentenced to three to 15 years in prison for a hit-and-run that killed a 14-year-old boy with autism. Justin Spangle pleaded no contest to charges including driving while license suspended causing death and tampering with evidence after striking the boy in Roseville on August 18, 2023.

A 23-year-old Redford man was sentenced to 29 months to 10 years in prison after a police chase crash injured a 73-year-old Warren man. The driver, Zaylin Faulkner, fled a traffic stop at high speeds, crashed into another vehicle, and pleaded no contest to charges of fleeing and eluding police and causing injury while driving with a suspended license.

Sens. Warren and Kelly are questioning the Trump administration about the impact of tariffs on U.S. manufacturing. The senators seek clarification on how these tariffs are affecting the sector.

A Warren man, Danthony JaJaun Ray, 35, was charged by the FBI with receiving and possessing child sexually abusive material after investigators found he received over 70 explicit videos through a mobile messaging app between March and June 2025, including discussions about sexually abusing boys as young as five. The FBI tracked his phone and location data, leading to his arrest in June 2026.

A police chase in Warren resulted in the death of an innocent bystander. Four juveniles were arrested, and a fifth suspect remains at large.

A police chase in Warren resulted in the death of a 48-year-old Detroit man, who was an innocent bystander. Four juveniles were arrested, and a fifth suspect remains at large.

A Warren police chase resulted in the death of Remeious Washington, 48, when a fleeing vehicle ran a red light and collided with his car. Five juveniles fled the scene, four were arrested, and investigators linked them to multiple recent crimes. Washington's family criticized the police for continuing the chase into a busy intersection and delaying aid.

Four juveniles are in custody and an innocent driver is dead following a deadly crash during a police chase in Warren early Thursday morning. The victim was killed when the fleeing suspects struck the motorist just after 2 a.m.

One person has died and several individuals were arrested following a police pursuit in Warren that ended in a fatal crash involving a stolen Dodge Ram. The incident occurred around 2 a.m. on 8 Mile Road after the vehicle collided with another southbound car.

Two men, Dwayne Lewis and Davon Loveings, are charged with armed robbery, home invasion, and other offenses after allegedly robbing a Warren man at gunpoint. They were arrested following a police chase involving a Chevy Malibu and are required to wear GPS tethers if bond is posted.

A woman was arrested hours after robbing a Comerica Bank in Sterling Heights, with most stolen money recovered through a multi-agency investigation. She fled in a stolen vehicle without a license plate and was later apprehended in Warren without incident.

Warren city crews removed machinery and vehicles from RSG Industrial Repairs, a property deemed blighted due to non-compliance with a court order. Neighbors had complained for years about the site's condition, prompting the city to act after owner Ron Gerst failed to meet requirements.

Two children were found wandering outside a Warren apartment complex and appeared neglected and covered in filth. The children's mother has been arrested.

Two young children were left outside a Warren apartment complex, and Warren police have taken two adults believed to be related to the children, as witnesses reported neglect.

Warren police are investigating after two young children were found left alone outside an apartment complex. The incident occurred when the children were dropped off unattended at the location.

A jury acquitted former Warren police officer James Burke of all charges, including involuntary manslaughter, related to a 2024 high-speed crash that killed Cedric Hayden Jr. and Dejuan Pettis. The crash occurred when Burke's patrol vehicle, driven at 114 mph without sirens or lights, collided with a Dodge Durango during a left turn. The trial focused on whether Burke's actions constituted criminal negligence or an unavoidable accident.

Two men, Corey Eubanks and Elijah Eubanks, were arrested after authorities discovered an illegal firearms operation in a Warren home. Police seized multiple weapons, 3D-printed components, and manufacturing equipment linked to converting semi-automatic weapons to fully automatic.

Two individuals were arrested in Warren after a search warrant revealed illegal firearms, conversion devices, and a 3D printer used to manufacture untraceable 'ghost guns'. Corey Eubanks and Elijah Eubanks face multiple charges related to machine gun conversion devices and firearm offenses.

Senator Warren criticizes the weakened CFTC as a 'recipe for disaster' and has requested records on staff departures, prediction market oversight, and internal communications related to the Clarity Act as Congress moves forward with crypto legislation.

Jensen Huang declined a Senate request to testify about Nvidia's China chip sales. Senator Warren argued that Huang could find time to answer Congress if he attended a Mar-a-Lago dinner and met with President Xi.

The article titled 'Warren's Abstract Machine: A Tutorial Reconstruction' provides a tutorial on reconstructing Warren's Abstract Machine. It includes a GitHub repository link and a Hacker News comments thread.

The House passed a resolution to end the Iran War by forcing President Trump to cease military actions, with a vote of 215-208. Four Republicans, including Reps. Thomas Massie, Brian Fitzpatrick, and Tom Barrett, supported the legislation.

Equifax Inc. and Experian are being questioned by Warren about Buy Now, Pay Later. Equifax is scheduled to release earnings figures on October 18. The questioning is related to their business practices.

Ammar Abdulmajid-Mohamed Said, a former Michigan Army National Guard member, was arrested for attempting to carry out a mass shooting at a U.S. military base in Warren, Michigan on behalf of ISIS. The arrest prevented a planned terrorist attack by a domestic extremist with military background.