Downtown Detroit prepares for its 21st annual Christmas tree lighting event featuring a 66-foot Norway spruce with 25,000 LED lights, drawing an estimated 50,000 attendees.

The article details the weather forecast for Detroit with intermittent showers, gusty winds, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the coming week, including the Thanksgiving holiday.

The Toyota Mobility Foundation named ten semi-finalists for the Sustainable Cities Challenge in Detroit, focusing on clean freight solutions in Eastern Market.

The McRib is returning to Michigan McDonald's with a new deal: half-gallon jugs of its sauce will be sold online starting November 25.

A bicyclist, Camren Kelly Wymore, was killed by a pickup on Pierson Road. The driver cooperated with the investigation. Road closures followed the accident.

Mel Trotter Ministries aims to collect 5,000 turkeys for the needy this Thanksgiving amidst rising food prices, via their 21st Turkey Drop event across multiple West Michigan locations.

The Detroit Tigers are upgrading Comerica Park with a new Home Plate Club featuring climate-controlled seats and a host of VIP amenities, set to debut in the 2025 season.

Nearly 80 Michigan local governments are appealing against the state regulator's new rules for siting renewable energy projects, arguing it oversteps local control.

The Grand Rapids Public Museum is receiving a $1 million grant for renovating its Community Archives and Research Center, expanding public access and educational facilities.

Allegiant Air introduces new flights from Gerald R. Ford International Airport to Myrtle Beach and Jacksonville, with fares as low as $59. This expansion joins Allegiant's national initiative, adding 44 routes across the U.S.

U.S. Attorney Mark Totten announces convictions and settlements in a Medicare fraud telemedicine crackdown, with doctors admitting to approving unnecessary medical orders.

Trentin McWilliams, 23, of Dickinson County, is set for trial on felony sexual conduct charges involving minors, with his extradition supported by Michigan's Operation Survivor Justice.

Detroit launches "Rides to Care," offering free transportation to healthcare visits for pregnant women and caregivers with infants up to one year old, including services beyond city limits.