Detroit's weather forecast predicts consistent overcast skies, with high temperatures in the low 50s, potential fog, and a chance of showers into next week.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board announced a meeting to discuss casino gaming, iGaming, and sports betting regulations, accessible both in-person and virtually.

AG Nessel applauds Michigan judiciary committee's move to advance human trafficking bills to the House floor, emphasizing survivor protection and prosecution enhancements.

The Grand Rapids Police Department appeals for tips in the unsolved homicide of Malik Moore, found dead in a parked car. Detectives believe clues from the community could help solve the case.

Detroit's weather forecast includes showers before 2 p.m. and cloudy skies, with the chance of rain decreasing in the evening. The weekend offers some sunshine, but potential showers may return early next week.

Detroit's Homeland Security & Emergency Management offers a free four-day CERT training, including first aid, AED, and rescue skills, with mandatory attendance for certification.

A man from Oakland County, Michigan won $6 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket and took a lump sum of $4.1 million, planning to buy a house and start a business.

A Detroit motorcyclist died in a collision with a service truck on I-75 in Monroe County. On-duty authorities are investigating the incident.

TextSpot, a Grand Rapids company, blocked a racist text message and traced the sender's IP to Philadelphia, aiding federal and state investigations into racist mass-texts.

Michael Rose is accused of murdering Lavonia Parham in Grand Rapids; he chased and stabbed her, as well as himself. He's charged with open murder and more.

Police seek public help to find four men involved in an attempted robbery at Superior Care Pharmacy in Dearborn Heights, who fled in a black Dodge Charger.

Jordon Campbell faces charges for allegedly firing shots into an occupied Canton Township home. No one was harmed, and his court date is set for Nov. 22.

New Michigan legislation, HB 6056, aims to moderate minimum wage increases and maintain the subminimum wage for tipped workers, sparking debate among business owners, worker advocates, and legislators.