Three individuals were arrested by Michigan authorities for a series of car break-ins. They face charges including conspiracy and are linked to a string of burglaries involving smashed windows and stolen valuables.

Detroit Pistons' Ausar Thompson and Isaiah Stewart will miss the remainder of the 2024 season due to health issues, with Thompson dealing with a blood clot and Stewart suffering a hamstring injury.

The article highlights various cultural events taking place in Metro Detroit, including performances by Yuja Wang with the DSO, a parade, theater productions, comedy shows, art exhibitions, and family-friendly activities.

A second case of measles in Washtenaw County, Michigan, has raised concerns of an outbreak, with exposure sites identified and officials urging monitoring for symptoms and vaccination.

James Crumbley, after his son's Oxford High shooting, allegedly threatened prosecutor Karen McDonald in a jail call. His statements could impact sentencing for involuntary manslaughter convictions.

Detroit's weather forecast includes sunshine today with highs under 40°F, turning to snow and rain through the weekend, and warmer temperatures with more rain into next week.

An audit revealed that $961,000 worth of liquor is missing from the Michigan Liquor Control Commission inventory, with no evidence of theft but indications of poor inventory management.

A Detroit man was arrested after a car chase in Warren that involved a physical altercation with police and ended with the suspect being subdued by a stun gun.

A mother in Wayne is charged with murder and child abuse after her 8-year-old daughter died from head and neck injuries.

Police search for Elijah Johnson, suspected of shooting a woman in Detroit; the victim is expected to recover. Johnson is considered armed and dangerous.

A bystander was injured in a shooting at a Kalamazoo gas station, with the intended target unharmed. The shooter remains unidentified as authorities investigate.

Country star Walker Hayes to perform at the 2024 Memorial Cup festivities in Saginaw before the championship game.

The article describes the "Red Dress Installation" at Northern Michigan University, which raises awareness of the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women, aligning with the broader REDress Project.