President Trump discussed enhancing measures to block invasive Asian carp from entering Lake Michigan, amidst a bipartisan effort needing federal funding support, while Illinois seeks assurances on project liabilities.

Isaac Howard of Michigan State University won the Hobey Baker Award as the top college hockey player, noted for his resilience and on-ice achievements despite past health challenges.

Ex-Detroit Conservancy CFO Smith faces 18-year jail term for fraud and money laundering, involving over $40M for personal luxuries. Sentencing is due April 24.

A Detroit woman is charged with stabbing her dog and faces up to nine years in prison if convicted. The case highlights Michigan's increasing animal cruelty incidents.

Detroit launches Harm Reduction Wellness Stations to provide free naloxone kits and reduce opioid overdose fatalities and STI transmission across the city.

Detroit police officer, Earl Raynard Anderson Jr., faces additional charges for alleged inappropriate communication with a minor, including using a computer to commit a crime.

The ACLU of Michigan has sued the Trump administration to reinstate international student visas that were terminated without direct notice, alleging due process rights violations.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, predicting a mix of sunny and cloudy days with moderate temperatures and a chance of rain early in the week.

Detroit's Easter Fun Fest celebrates its 40th anniversary with a Willy Wonka theme, offering rides, egg hunts, and themed treats at Lasky Recreation Center.

Detroit Police seek public help to find missing 16-year-old Maryha Davison, last seen in the 16500 block of Pierson Street. She is 5'4", with black hair and brown eyes.

Flint man, Stokes King Tiggs, found guilty of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a child, may face life imprisonment.

Governor Whitmer proposed a bipartisan strategy to boost U.S. manufacturing and national defense, favoring careful tariff use and domestic job creation.

A gas leak in Allegan County affected 5,200 households, with road closures and a warning of several days before service restoration. Officials and emergency responders addressed the issue.