Modern DNA testing identified the remains of Darylnn Washington, a suspected victim of Detroit serial killer Shelly Andre Brooks, 18 years after her death.

Portage has approved $1.6 million for tornado relief, with $1 million for businesses and $600,000 for residential repairs, pending further county approval.

Former White Cloud police chief Dan Evans has filed a federal lawsuit claiming wrongful termination by the city after he raised safety concerns. The city plans to defend against the allegations.

Detroit police have reported the safe recovery of Jachaelah Amarah, a missing 15-year-old girl, without detailing her disappearance or recovery circumstances.

Detroit forecasts a wintry mix with isolated snowfall and chilly temperatures. The week will remain cold with possible snow showers and mostly cloudy conditions.

A suspect has been arrested in a hit-and-run that killed off-duty Detroit Police Officer Cameron Richardson, who was remembered as a dedicated officer and former U.S. Army veteran.

The Comstock Park post office is renamed after Capt. Miguel Justin Nava, who died in a 2024 helicopter crash, following a bill signed by President Biden.

Dearborn Heights Police are searching for Destiny Podsiad, a 14-year-old girl missing since January 2. She left home after an argument and was last seen near Annapolis and Monroe.

The article discusses the upcoming week's chilly weather forecast for Detroit, including snow chances, mostly sunny days, and consistent cold temperatures, based on the National Weather Service predictions.

The Vikings bought nearly $2 million worth of tickets for their game against the Lions to increase their fan presence, a move that followed league rules.

The Home Bakery in Rochester, Michigan created a life-sized cake resembling Detroit Lions' Amon-Ra St. Brown to celebrate his touchdown and support the team.

Six cases of bird flu have been confirmed in Ottawa County, Michigan, with the state's agriculture department urging strict biosecurity practices to control the spread.

Michigan residents discuss public safety in light of the New Orleans attack, addressing the balance between vigilance and maintaining normalcy, especially with upcoming large events like Detroit's auto show.