Michigan State Police

A northern Michigan dam is less than 8 inches from the top. Crews are running five pumps, placing sandbags, and racing to bring a hydroelectric station back online. Officials say more rain is on the way.

The Michigan State Police will test outdoor tornado sirens on March 18, 2026, at 1 p.m. as part of a preparedness drill. Residents should use it to review their tornado response plans and shelter locations.

Michigan State Police and truckers are teaming up January 12–16 for human trafficking prevention and education.

Michigan issued nearly 39,000 more concealed pistol licenses in one year.

Michigan’s Move Over Law requires drivers to change lanes or slow down at least 10 mph below limit when approaching stationary flashing-light vehicles. Fines up to $400, or felony charges for injury or death.

The Michigan State Police have launched the "Opening the Door" campaign to warn parents about the dangers kids face online.

New data reveals Michigan’s highest DUI arrest rates among women are in the rural north — not cities like Detroit or Flint.

That single red bubble light atop Michigan State Police cruisers? It’s a decades-old tradition, and thanks to a recent update, it’s even more visible—and still terrifying.

A routine traffic stop turns into a harrowing tale of danger on I-69. Imagine the shock when police uncover a hidden stash of deadly drugs.

Mark your calendars for April 26th! Join Michigan State Police in safely disposing expired meds for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.