The New York Islanders ended the Detroit Red Wings' six-game winning streak with a 5-3 victory, thanks to Mathew Barzal's late tiebreaking goal and a pair of goals by Brock Nelson.

An investigation by the Detroit OIG has found that the city's Board of Police Commissioners mishandled complaints against officers, with some members abusing their authority.

Two individuals are charged with reckless driving causing death after an alleged street race in Warren leads to a fatal crash. A 53-year-old man was killed and a 25-year-old woman critically injured in the incident.

Detroit's Pizza Cat Max is closing its unique dine-in location on March 3 with reasons for the closure unannounced. Other carryout locations remain open.

John Gibbs was removed as Ottawa County Administrator by the Board of Commissioners due to allegations of misconduct and strained relationships, with potential legal actions ahead.

Ryan Kelley testified against alleged fraudsters in Michigan's primary ballot scandal, claiming he was conned out of $15,000 intended for his campaign's signatures.

A $50 million lawsuit is filed against ex-Detroit cop Brown and the city after Daryl Vance's death due to a punch by Brown, with an ongoing dispute over the dismissal of Brown's manslaughter charge.

NAM hosted its State of Manufacturing Address in Macomb County, lauding the manufacturing sector's contribution to the U.S. economy, with local officials expressing pride in being chosen for the event.

A Michigan man received a 40-month prison sentence for using a hockey stick to assault officers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for Detroit with sunshine and gusts followed by increased cloudiness and a warming trend heading into the weekend.

A dog ran nearly a mile to its daycare for help after escaping a car crash in Detroit, where staff and the owner assisted the animal until its owner was notified.

A man was arrested for stabbing a woman multiple times in Mount Clemens during an attempted robbery. The victim, invited by the assailant under the pretense of friendship, is in stable condition.

Gary Young was arraigned in court on five felonies and three misdemeanors after his alleged violent incidents and evasion from police in Sterling Heights.