Detroit's weather forecast includes clear skies, potential showers, thunderstorms, and temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to low 90s with light winds.

Detroit's northbound I-75 will face weekend closures for construction, affecting the stretch from Schaefer Road to Clark Road. Detours are provided, and the work is part of a state infrastructure project.

William Smith, former CFO of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, will begin his 19-year prison term for embezzling $44 million, as his bid for a self-surrender extension was denied.

Detroit police search for Jamarcus Preston, missing since July 23 after being discharged from a hospital. Authorities request public help to find him.

A dispute over a loud barbecue at a Detroit senior residence led to a shooting that injured four people. A good Samaritan shot the assailant in self-defense.

Michigan lawmakers are urging Apple to reconsider its decision to close its store at Partridge Creek Mall, highlighting the area's population growth and the store's significance to the local economy and community.

Detroit weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, high temperatures near 92 degrees, and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued four people from a capsized boat near Erie, Pennsylvania, with one survivor found alive in an air pocket under the vessel.

A Warren man was charged with human trafficking, managing the operation from jail using communication tools. He was arrested by SWAT, with a history of criminal activity.

Detroit police seek help to locate missing 51-year-old Angil Osman, last seen at home on Burgess. Osman has schizophrenia, bipolar disorder. Contact the 8th Precinct or Crime Stoppers with info.

Officer Matthew Furman of Melvindale faces multiple charges including misconduct and assault related to three separate incidents across 2021 and 2024.

Michigan's Attorney General leads a bipartisan effort with 50 attorneys general to tackle illegal robocalls, targeting 37 voice service providers to enforce FCC rules.

Michigan's proposed statewide K-12 student cellphone ban failed to pass the House due to insufficient votes, with lawmakers divided along party lines.