Detroit enjoys sunny 75°F weather with a west wind, and residents can expect mild evenings and a temperature rise midweek, with possible showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Judge Kristen Nielsen Hartig faces misconduct allegations, including staff mistreatment and case dismissal improprieties, with a Judicial Tenure Commission review pending.

A Detroit man is charged with animal cruelty for severing a puppy's ears. Police found him with the mutilated puppy and resisted arrest. His bond is set at $100,000.

Alicia Renee Hackett is charged with Medicaid fraud for claiming fake travel reimbursements through an app in Macomb County, as announced by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.

A man from Emmet County, Michigan won $1 million from a Diamond Wild Time lottery scratch-off. He bought the ticket on a whim while getting an energy drink and took a lump sum payment.

Two workers were critically injured by electrocution at a Michigan job site when a concrete truck's boom hit a power line. MIOSHA is investigating the incident.

Trinity Health Grand Rapids Breast Center earned a designation as a Certified Quality Breast Center of Excellence, one of 36 nationwide, for meeting rigorous quality standards in breast cancer care.

Michigan reports a surge in health emergencies due to recreational nitrous oxide use, with poison center calls, EMS responses, and ER visits all increasing significantly.

The Sterling Heights Foundation is holding its 13th gala to honor Clark A. Andrews for his legal service and civic work, with dinner, drinks, entertainment, and auctions.

A woman fell asleep in her car in Kentwood, led police on a chase after a welfare check, and hit several police cruisers; no officers were injured. She faces multiple charges and is in custody.

Michigan's Governor Whitmer declared a state of emergency in Lansing, Allegan, and Baraga after severe weather, mobilizing state resources for recovery.

Detroit Police seek public help in finding Marcus Attard, a missing 38-year-old man with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. He was last seen in Detroit on May 26.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel is challenging Consumers Energy's proposed $436 million rate hike following an already approved $154 million increase, vowing to scrutinize the request for unnecessary costs to protect consumers.