Four teens and two adults were seriously injured in a car crash near Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Kent County. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

The Detroit Zoo celebrated the birth of its first baby gorilla to mother Bandia and father Mshindi, marking a milestone for the Great Apes of Harambee habitat.

Matthew Russell won $25,000 for life in the Michigan Lottery after buying a ticket at a Hartland BP station. He chose a $390,000 lump sum for his retirement.

A 15-year-old was arrested for stealing $100,000 worth of marijuana from a Royal Oak dispensary, which also suffered property damage from the burglary.

A Michigan man won a $795,905 lottery jackpot one day after narrowly missing a large prize, achieving this feat by buying a ticket online instead of his usual in-store purchase.

Kimberly Coden, ex-director of an autism center, pleaded guilty to charges including unauthorized health practice and identity theft in Livingston County.

The article provides a detailed 7-day weather forecast for Detroit, predicting mostly sunny days with temperatures in the high-70s to 80s, and cooler, partly cloudy evenings.

The article lists various events happening in Michigan during the weekend, including festivals, art walks, music concerts, dog-focused activities, and memorial services.

Two more arrests have been made in connection to the drug smuggling operation that led to the fatal overdose of inmate William Wilson at Lakeland Correctional Facility.

Simone Biles leads the "Gold Over America Tour" with fellow Olympians, stopping in Detroit on November 3rd for a gymnastic spectacle at Little Caesars Arena.

An Ecorse man, Jonathan Allen, faces charges for allegedly selling rented equipment from Home Depot on Facebook Marketplace, a scheme jeopardizing the store's operations.

The Detroit Police are searching for Mari Toltey, a 15-year-old who went missing after leaving home on a bike. She was last seen in the 14700 block of Holmur and is described as a Black female, about 5'5" tall, with brown hair and eyes.

An Oakland County man won $2 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket purchased by a friend. He chose a lump sum and plans to support his children's college and invest.