Detroit Police request public help to find Myles Mitchell, a 39-year-old man who left a hospital last Wednesday and hasn't been seen since. Mitchell is 6'4", 160 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes; his medical condition concerns his family.

Warren Police officers attended a hockey game to support the son of their injured colleague, Officer Nick Kott, creating a sense of community and solidarity.

A second victim died after a wrong-way collision on Detroit's Lodge Freeway. The initial crash killed a man and the female wrong-way driver died later in the hospital.

A fire on Detroit's east side affected multiple homes with no reported injuries, while fire crews battled the blaze and two houses were let to burn down. The cause is under investigation.

Michigan's Gov. Whitmer bets "Michi-gummies" against Ohio treats in a friendly rivalry with Gov. DeWine for the Michigan-Ohio State game.

John Marcus McGuire, 68, was found dead in Beaverton after being reported missing. His death is under investigation. The police are urging anyone with information to contact them.

A vehicle was struck by a train in Leighton Township; no injuries reported, but the incident prompted road closures and an investigation.

Robert Moore, 36, was struck and killed by a train while jogging in Frenchtown Township despite crossing warnings. The incident is under investigation.

The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are NFL teams with a longstanding tradition of playing football on Thanksgiving Day, a practice that began in 1934 for the Lions and 1966 for the Cowboys.

Detroit's weather forecast for Thanksgiving includes a high near 40 degrees with evening snow showers likely, and a chillier week ahead with frequent snow flurries.

Ohio and Michigan state police are joining forces to prevent impaired driving during the Ohio State vs. Michigan football game weekend, urging fans to prioritize safety and utilize available resources.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis grants Michigan a record $17.7 million for affordable housing, funding 23 projects and creating 1,046 new units, with the majority being affordable.

The Detroit Fire Department launches DSAP to install smoke alarms in Detroit homes, emphasizing fire safety and offering specialized alarms for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.