Wayne County man, Walter Lawson Jr., won a $230,740 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery's Fantasy 5 game and initially mistook the win for a scanner malfunction.

First responders in Detroit, including DEMCA and DFD, successfully donated 24 units of blood with Versiti, emphasizing the lifesaving impact of their contributions.

Doug Podell, a renowned Detroit radio personality, is retiring after a 50-year career. He will host his last show on December 5 on WLLZ. Podell is celebrated for his deep connection with listeners and influence on Detroit rock radio.

A Northville man pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct with a 14-year-old, now facing 15 years and sex offender registration.

Police arrested a suspect in connection with a double homicide at Star Auto Sales in Shelby Township, Michigan. Two men were found dead from gunshot wounds.

LaFontaine Chevrolet's suspension was lifted by the Michigan Department of State after being accused of selling used vehicles as new; they argue the issue was administrative, not a threat to public safety.

Detroit is facing a mix of rain and snow with a chance of precipitation at 90%. Conditions will vary throughout the week, including potential snow on Veterans Day.

A White Lake homeowner is charged with manslaughter after fatally shooting a teen during a garage break-in, raising questions about self-defense versus excessive force.

Claressa Shields signs an $8M boxing promotion deal, one of the largest in women's boxing, reflecting her success and activism for equality in the sport.

Rob Minard pled guilty to felony charges and will testify against ex-House Speaker Lee Chatfield, while his wife also pled guilty in a separate but related case.

A court permanently blocked the Trump administration from tying federal transportation funding to state immigration policy compliance, in a victory for Michigan AG Nessel and 19 other states.

Three Chinese scholars at the University of Michigan face charges for allegedly conspiring to smuggle biological materials into the U.S., raising national and agricultural security concerns.

Two New Jersey men were arrested for their suspected roles in a planned terror attack on LGBTQ+-friendly bars in Michigan, linked to suspects in Detroit with possible ISIS allegiance.