The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, including mixed conditions, chances of showers, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures for the week of June 13 to June 19, 2025.

Macomb County Prosecutor adopts a zero-tolerance policy for fleeing and eluding cases, barring plea deals and advocating for harsher penalties and legislative reforms to improve public safety.

Detroit's weather will be partly sunny and mild with temperatures up to 79 degrees. Cloudier with chances of rain over the weekend and highs around 74-86 degrees.

University of Michigan names two new peregrine falcon chicks Victoria and Valiant after a public voting process.

Detroit community protests as student Maykol Bogoya Duarte faces deportation after a traffic stop, disrupting his education and causing advocacy for his stay.

Jennifer Crumbley's attorney was fined $1,657 for filing an improper motion seeking to remove the prosecutor from her case; he plans to appeal the sanction.

An 18-year-old man drowned at Campbell Lake, Michigan, with authorities and local fire departments responding. His body was located after a search, and the incident is under investigation.

Yuengling, America's oldest brewery, will start selling its beers in Michigan this August, with initial distribution in cities like Detroit and Ann Arbor.

The Royal Oak City Commission approved the construction of a new Sheetz gas station despite concerns from local residents about traffic and safety near schools and homes.

A Detroit man has been charged with making bomb threats to a Macomb County homeless shelter, causing serious disruptions. He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

A man died in a minibike crash in Pontiac, Michigan, after his vehicle hit a utility pole; he wasn't wearing a helmet and the minibike was illegal for road use.

Ram resurrects the Hemi V-8 engine for its 2026 Ram 1500, responding to customer demand for the classic powertrain despite a trend towards smaller, more efficient engines.

Mark Hackel presented Macomb County's waterfront as an economic and ecological boon at the "More to our Shore" event, emphasizing the county's successful "Blue Economy" and waterfront accessibility projects.