One man was arrested after a shooting at a Roseville gas station near 12 Mile and I‑94. Investigators are on scene and police are seeking tips from witnesses.

Sunny skies and a high near 77°F in Detroit on Juneteenth, with breezy WNW winds and gusts up to 24 mph. Weekend storms possible Sunday into Monday, especially south of I‑94.

The FBI says evidence from the Oxford attack is connected to a new Macomb County terrorism investigation, a development reported by The Detroit News.

William A. Smith was sentenced to 19 years after prosecutors say he siphoned more than $44 million meant for Detroit’s riverfront. The theft sparked civil suits and reforms.

The University of Michigan opened the Hadley Family Recreation & Well‑Being Center on June 17 — a five‑level, 200,000‑sq‑ft replacement of the CCRB with pools, courts and climbing.

After attacks at a Grand Blanc meetinghouse and Temple Israel, Metro Detroit faith communities are turning to police-led training and MILO simulator drills to improve safety.

A former LakeVille teacher faces multiple felony counts after a former student said the abuse began during private tutoring. Bond is set at $100,000 per charge and a trial is scheduled for Sept. 15.

Two men were arraigned after an alleged June 10 Warren apartment robbery that left a man struck with a handgun; both face multiple felony counts and $1M bond.

A 19-year-old Genesee County man faces multiple felony counts after deputies say child pornography and illicit images were found on his phone. He is due in court June 17.

A 23-year-old farm worker died June 6 after an off-road vehicle rolled while moving newborn livestock near Daggett. MIOSHA lists it as Michigan's 16th workplace fatality of 2026.

The Fowling Warehouse in Hamtramck will hold its final night on June 27 after owner Chris Hutt cited pre‑pandemic expansion, economic pressure and shifting social habits.

A Redford Township man pleaded guilty Monday to eight counts of second‑degree home invasion across St. Clair County. Authorities say most stolen items were returned; sentencing is Aug. 31.

A private pool rental spilled into Westchester Way on Saturday, drawing hundreds, multiple police calls and resulting in citations and a city zoning probe. Residents say the party clogged the block and left families worried about safety.