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Newlyweds Found Dead | 3 Stabbed At Family Dollar | Mother, Son Charged With Trafficking: MI News

Plus: Horses board city bus | Ironworker killed | Woman found shot in burning home | 4 charged in Dearborn Ford auto parts theft ring

On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across Michigan. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.

Newlyweds Found Shot To Death In MI Home

Family members identified the woman, saying she was recently married. The couple was found during a wellness check.

3 Hurt In Detroit Family Dollar Stabbing: Reports

Investigators believe the incident stemmed from a fight between two workers and the suspect, according to reports.

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Mom, Son Charged In Oakland County Human Trafficking Investigation: Prosecutor

The two were associated with two massage parlors that officials said were offering sexual services for money.

MI Ironworker Dies In Construction Accident: MIOSHA

This was the 51st Michigan worker death of 2026, according to MIOSHA.

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Elderly Woman Found Shot Dead Inside Burning Home: Reports

One person was arrested, but police did not immediately identify them.

4 Charged In Dearborn Ford Motor Company Auto Parts Theft Ring: Police

The scheme involved a former Dearborn Ford worker who stole car parts and took them to an auto shop where they were sold, police said.

'I Was In Complete Shock!': MI Woman Wins $2M On Scratch-Off Ticket

With her winnings, she plans to buy a new house, buy a vacation home in Florida and share with her family.

Detroit Retraining Drivers After Horses Board Public Bus

"While DDOT welcomes service animals to ride the bus when they meet the requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), it appears that these horses were brought on the bus for other reasons," Detroit Department of Transportation officials said in a statement.

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