Detroit's early spring weather forecast includes cloudy skies, potential snow showers, and brisk breezes, with fluctuating temperatures and winds throughout the week.

A homeowner shot and killed an alleged intruder in Egelston Township, Michigan; police are investigating the incident.

A water main break in Grand Rapids, Michigan, leads to a boil water advisory affecting about 20,000 residents. Schools and businesses adapt with closures and safety measures.

The 12th Annual Bocce with the Brothers fundraiser in Sterling Heights offers bocce, entertainment, and food to support Capuchin friars' charity work.

Detroit's weather this week will range from cloudy with occasional snow showers to sunny with windy conditions; temperatures will stay in the low 40s with overnight dipping below freezing.

A vehicle was struck by gunfire on I-94 near Telegraph Road; the driver was unhurt. Michigan State Police closed the freeway during their investigation, which yielded no suspects or leads.

A fire destroyed a motor home and house in Holland, Michigan, with no reported casualties, thanks largely to early warnings from a dog and smoke alarms. Firefighters and local departments responded, and the cause is under investigation.

A Florida woman involved in a series of thefts was killed in a hit-and-run incident during a police chase in Rochester Hills, Michigan. The driver, a 42-year-old Macomb man, later surrendered to the police.

Detroit honors late bus driver Jason Hargrove by naming the new transit center after him, in recognition of his viral COVID-19 awareness efforts before his death.

A Macomb County pharmacist, Hasna Bashir Iwas, received an eight-year prison sentence for illegally dispensing over 300,000 doses of prescription medications.

Mario Keeream Jackson is sentenced to 28 years for a series of armed robberies at Metro Detroit Walgreens stores.

The article describes a mixed bag of early spring weather for the upcoming week in Detroit, with temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to mid-50s and varied conditions including sun, clouds, and wind.

Community groups in Detroit, using federal funds, have achieved a 50-70% crime reduction in certain areas through the ShotStoppers program, showing promise for community-based violence intervention.