David P. Heavener with over 30 years of fire service experience becomes the Romulus Fire Department Chief, with qualifications from the University of Cincinnati and Eastern Michigan University.

Crews in Troy are working on a gas main break caused by construction, with lane closures on John R. Road. Repair work continues, and authorities advise planning for delays. No evacuation or injuries have been reported.

Los Angeles has been named the "rattiest city" in the US, overtaking Chicago on Orkin's list, due to factors like climate and urban density that encourage rodent survival.

Corewell Health plans to build a new tower at its Troy hospital by 2030, increasing bed count and private room availability in Oakland and Macomb counties.

A principal saved an 8-year-old student from choking on a water bottle cap using the Heimlich maneuver, showcasing the importance of emergency preparedness.

A Detroit police officer who shot a woman six times during a traffic stop may face suspension for multiple policy violations. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Detroit launched its first solar neighborhood, Van Dyke/Lynch, transforming blighted land into a renewable energy site with local support and involvement, focusing on community-driven design and sustainability.

A bicyclist, Todd Michael Luark, was fatally struck by a Jeep in Highland Township. The incident occurred Sunday evening on Milford Road, and the Oakland County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Detroit's forecast reveals sunny days with highs around 56°F, blustery east northeast winds, and mostly clear nights with lows around 42°F. Showers are expected by Wednesday night, with chances of rain through the weekend.

Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson announced that his office would cover PPO service fees for those who can't afford them, to help domestic violence victims.

Michigan AG determined no charges against a trooper for the fatal shooting of Quentin Allen during a Saginaw bank standoff, ruling it defense of others.

Allen Park High School experienced a technical glitch with its lockdown boot system during a scheduled evacuation drill. No threat was present, and the situation highlighted the importance of such drills.

Shelby Township Police seek public help to identify a person of interest in an investigation, sharing an image on social media from an October 19, 2025 sighting.