Detroit's weather forecast promises a week of sunny days with rising temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities. Clear skies and warmth are expected to prevail, reaching mid-80s by midweek.

A Michigan substitute teacher is charged with six counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct with minor students and faces up to 15 years in prison.

A mother in Detroit was fatally shot trying to de-escalate an argument between two acquaintances; another person was critically injured. No arrests have been made.

Cook's Farm Dairy in Michigan has voluntarily recalled specific ice cream and milk products due to pasteurization concerns. No illnesses reported, but issues with pasteurization records prompted the recall.

Maru Sushi & Grill closed its downtown Detroit location after nearly eight years. They thanked customers in a posted statement and plan to open a new location in Brighton in 2025. Other Michigan locations remain open.

Tina Coville, a 65-year-old missing woman from Kalamazoo, who requires a wheelchair, has been safely located after an 18-hour search, with no details on her disappearance disclosed.

A tentative agreement was reached between Oakland University and its faculty union, OU-AAUP, just before classes started, which includes salary increases and a historic compensation package.

The Detroit Lions announced a drone light show to celebrate their season opener, scheduled for September 7 above Ford Field, with clear weather expected.

A fire broke out early Tuesday in downtown Kalamazoo, with no injuries reported. Traffic was rerouted as emergency crews responded to the incident involving a vacant commercial building.

A gun was found in a school parking lot in Rockford during morning preschool drop-off. It fell from a parent's car; police secured it, and no one was harmed.

Pentatonix is set to bring their "Hallelujah! It's A Christmas Tour" to Grand Rapids, following the release of their "The Greatest Christmas Hits" album.

A suspect is sought after two individuals were shot early Saturday in Grand Rapids, with police investigating near South Division Avenue and Rose Street.

The Detroit Jazz Festival's first night went virtual due to severe weather, with outdoor events cancelled for safety and performances live-streamed online.