Ryan Beebe from Michigan was sentenced to 30-50 years for sexually abusing a child, with officials commending the victim's courage and the prosecution's work.

A lawsuit claims a Campbell's executive made offensive remarks, leading to the firing of a cybersecurity analyst who reported it. Campbell's has placed the executive on leave and denies the allegations.

The SSMBA board reviewed the International Bridge inspection, noting it's in good condition despite typical aging issues. Maintenance work continues, with significant progress and cost savings reported. New chair and vice-chair elected for 2026.

Funeral home director Terry Kaufman faces 39 felonies for embezzling nearly $200,000 from prepaid funeral services.

Three juveniles were arrested after carjacking a vehicle and leading police on a chase in Roseville, Michigan.

Detroit's public transit is getting a $50 million federal grant for new buses, facility upgrades, and worker pay raises, enhancing service reliability and frequency.

Detroit expects mixed rain, gusty winds, and snow, impacting Thanksgiving travel; the National Weather Service forecasts showers, strong winds, and potential snow accumulation.

Law enforcement converged on a Southfield condo complex with the FBI confirming their involvement but providing no details; public safety was not threatened.

A 17-year-old was shot at Partridge Creek Mall during a tree lighting ceremony, following an altercation. Police are seeking a suspect, and the victim is in stable condition. Misinformation about further threats was debunked by officials.

Detroit inaugurates the Helen Moore Community Center and Ed Davis Park, celebrating local champions and revitalizing community facilities with Mayor Duggan in attendance.

Detroit's weather today includes mostly sunny skies with a high of 51 degrees, brisk winds, and a clear night at 32 degrees. Monday may see rain with highs near 50 degrees.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin was the target of a bomb threat at her Michigan home, following incendiary comments by Trump; authorities found no immediate danger. Investigations into the threat continue.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and a coalition of attorneys general secured a court order preventing the dismantlement of key federal agencies such as IMLS, MBDA, FMCS, and USICH, thereby protecting public services.