The Detroit weather forecast for Memorial Day predicts sunny skies and a high near 70 degrees, with mild winds, transitioning to partly cloudy in the evening with a low around 52 degrees.

Patmos Library in Ottawa County is set to reopen on May 27 after a staffing-related closure since May 9 due to staff resigning over issues with the library board.

The Detroit Police are searching for missing 36-year-old Jose Ortiz-Berduo and request public assistance. He was last seen in black clothes on Central Street.

Redford Township man Coreyontai Hammonds faces attempted murder charges after a shooting outside Ferndale's Orchid Theatre; police used footage for investigation.

Terry Lee Boss in Michigan charged with second-degree murder after a drunk-driving crash killed an 8-month-old girl.

Detroit Police seek help finding missing 17-year-old Haryezn Stith-Pye, with schizophrenia, last seen wearing a gray hoodie, black pants, black shoes.

Ex-officer Christopher Schurr won't be retried for shooting Patrick Lyoya; Prosecutor Chris Becker cited a jury deadlock in the previous trial. The Lyoya family's attorney expressed disappointment, and protests for policy change continue.

BGCSEM is opening a new branch at Michigan Central in Detroit, introducing an innovation lab and other facilities to foster local youth talent in technology and manufacturing sectors.

Police investigate after a man was killed in a shooting in Grand Rapids' Eastown neighborhood; no suspect information released; public urged to provide tips.

AG Dana Nessel directs $20 million to Copper Shores Community Health Foundation due to a shortfall in Portage Health and Lifepoint Holdings 2, LLC's 2013 venture.

The Justice Department charged four individuals, including two postal workers, in connection with a $63 million mail theft operation involving stolen checks.

Hamtramck Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri is on leave due to alleged misconduct, including a possible pardon facilitation, with an investigation underway.

Dale Robertson, President & CEO of the Grand Rapids Public Museum, is set to retire at the end of 2026 after having significantly increased attendance and financial stability.