Detroit Police seek help finding missing woman Tajuana Caruthers, last seen at a local laundry on Fenkell Avenue. She's 5'5", 110 lbs, with a distinctive dress style.

Detroit unveils a public art display titled "DCLEATED" with 20 artistic cleats to celebrate the NFL Draft, with proceeds from an auction benefiting local charities.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts fluctuating conditions with sunny days and possible showers. Highs range from 55°F to 68°F, with winds and chances of rain varying daily.

Detroit prepares for the funeral of John Sinclair, an influential poet and marijuana advocate, with a service at the Museum of Contemporary Art and a reception at Trinosophes.

Detroit police seek a man who committed a carjacking at gunpoint at a gas station; the suspect escaped in a white Chevrolet Cruze. No injuries were reported.

A Detroit man was arrested after crashing a stolen Camaro into a dumpster during a botched theft at a GM lot in Lansing, leading to a foot pursuit by Michigan State Police.

Dave Coulter, Oakland County Executive, details plans for mass transit, improved public services, heightened education goals, and downtown Pontiac revitalization in his State of the County address.

Ann Arbor's Hash Bash includes a treasure hunt to raise funds for expunging marijuana misdemeanors, aiming to collect $60,000 to aid legal record clearance.

A child found an unsecured gun at their grandparent's home in Michigan and fatally shot a 5-year-old. Police are investigating and emphasize gun safety.

The Carr Center in Detroit is facing closure due to financial struggles and is seeking $600,000 to recover from the pandemic and complete construction on its performance studio.

An April snowstorm hit Michigan's Upper Peninsula causing power outages and poor visibility, with forecasts predicting over two feet of snow in certain areas.

A federal appeals court has denied ex-Warren mayor Jim Fouts' request for a new election, upholding the decision that his civil rights were not violated by term limits preventing his fifth-term candidacy.

Prosecutors seek 10-15 years in prison for the parents of the Oxford High School shooter, as they face sentencing. Threats by the father against the prosecutor were also revealed.