Mixed winter weather to hit Detroit, with flurries, rain, and potential ice, alongside chilly temperatures and varying wind conditions, as per recent forecasts.

Detroit's latest weather forecast anticipates snow before 1 pm, with high temperatures of 32 degrees, followed by chilly nights. The week brings a mix of snow and rain chances, with fluctuating temperatures.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office building in Pontiac has closed due to Legionella bacteria discovery, affecting 200 employees working remotely; health guidelines are being followed for safety.

Sterling Heights police fatally shot a man who brandished a gun during a mental health crisis after an hour of negotiation. The incident occurred during a welfare check, with the sheriff's office investigating and involved officers on leave.

Macomb County Executive Mark A. Hackel celebrated 15 years of progress in his State of the County address, highlighting financial health, infrastructure improvements, economic growth, and community welfare.

Detroit's Leland House residents faced potential eviction amid bankruptcy issues, but new financing may prevent a power shutoff and forced move-out, with a court hearing scheduled.

A Michigan woman and her husband are charged with the murder and torture of her pregnant daughter, whose body was found in a forest after she went missing.

A couple from Wexford County faces serious felony child abuse charges for alleged abuse of a child under two, with potential life imprisonment for one of the suspects.

Ex-township clerk and her lawyer are to face trial for 2020 election data violations, as confirmed by Michigan AG Dana Nessel. Charges include felonies for unauthorized computer access.

Dearborn, Michigan, hosts holiday events including the new Downtown Dearborn Ice Sculpture Walk and the Jingle Bell Bash, with ice art, family activities, and community support.

Detroit Police seek help finding missing Latoya Howell, last seen November 25 on Rutland Street, described as 15 years old with brown hair and eyes, 5'5", and 150 lbs.

Four employees of The Oxford Center appeared in court over the hyperbaric chamber explosion that killed 5-year-old Thomas Cooper, facing charges including second-degree murder.

Burkman and Wohl received probation for a voter intimidation scheme in Detroit, involving false robocalls during the 2020 election. They pleaded no contest to charges, avoiding a full trial.