Lucid Motors invests $10 million in a new Michigan engineering center, creating 250 jobs, despite cutting their EV production target due to market challenges.

An 11-year-old Detroit girl, Lamara Glenn, died following a drive-by shooting. Three suspects face charges, with the potential for these to be updated to first-degree murder.

Knollwood Country Club was vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti following a protest against an event by Friends of the Israel Defense Forces. Authorities are investigating, and calls for justice are growing.

The Detroit Lions re-signed kicker Michael Badgley to a one-year deal, maintaining his role despite strategic play calls in their recent playoff game.

The U.S. Department of Education will automatically discharge $1.2 billion in student loans for 153,000 borrowers under the SAVE Plan, requiring no action from the recipients.

A woman was arrested after allegedly pulling a knife on her boyfriend while driving, causing a vehicle crash on a Detroit freeway. Both were unharmed, and police highlighted domestic violence resources.

A man in Pontiac was fatally shot following a dispute over spitting in a sink. Two suspects were arrested, with the alleged shooter's capture assisted by sheriff's drone and canine units.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, with mixed conditions including sun, clouds, and possible rain and snow, along with varying temperatures and wind speeds throughout the week.

The article discusses Detroit's various downtown improvement projects ahead of the NFL Draft, emphasizing both immediate and long-term benefits for residents and businesses.

Northwestern's basketball team, with star Ryan Langborg, prepares to host the Michigan Wolverines after a recent win. The Wildcats have a strong home record and defense, while Michigan struggles in the Big Ten.

Mati's Deli, a staple in Dearborn for 35 years, is for sale following owner Louis Weinstein's death, with hopes of finding a buyer who can continue its legacy.

GM is developing a supplier facility on the former Palace of Auburn Hills site, launching a $200 million project expected to create new jobs in support of electric vehicle production.

Volunteers removed 31,000 pounds of trash from Michigan's rivers in an EGLE-supported cleanup that involved over 1,600 people and used funds from specialty license plate sales.