Detroit sent Caris LeVert and two second‑round picks to Milwaukee for Taurean Prince and Gary Harris, freeing roughly $7.2M and a one‑year trade exception. The move gives the Pistons short‑term cap flexibility as Trajan Langdon hunts for another scorer.

Belknap Park is hosting the Beer City Open July 7–12, with about 1,200 amateurs, all 20 MLP teams and a $25K Paddletek challenge joining the action.

A 5-year-old was shot near Fargo-Oakfield Playground on Detroit's west side; police say the child is stable as detectives canvass the park and nearby blocks. Officers asked anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

Vangie Averhart pleaded no contest to first-degree child abuse in the death of her 14-year-old daughter, who suffered fatal head trauma; sentencing is set for Aug. 7, 2026.

Kevin Guskiewicz reversed course Monday, choosing to remain Michigan State's president after briefly accepting Clemson's offer.

Clear morning with highs near 85°F; patchy fog late tonight and a chance of storms Thursday. Read what to expect for commutes and outdoor plans.

Taylor police and neighboring departments set up a large, active scene at a Sheetz on Eureka Road near I‑75 Monday; details remain limited and motorists should expect delays.

Spotty morning showers may slow commutes, then drier, warmer afternoons with highs near 81°F. Midweek heat builds into the upper 80s.

Two Detroit residents were arrested in Three Rivers after investigators seized hundreds of grams of suspected meth, crack and other drugs. Officials say more arrests may be coming.

A father drowned Thursday at an Owosso Township campground after attempting to swim across a lake with his 8-year-old son; a bystander rescued the boy but the father later died at the hospital.

Child drownings have ticked up nationally and a recent rescue on the Detroit River shows how fast it can happen. Doctors and local officials say lessons, fences and constant supervision save lives.

A multi-vehicle crash on eastbound I‑94 near Michigan Avenue in Dearborn killed three people and closed lanes during the July 4 holiday.

Lawmakers advanced a package that would bar former legislators and department heads from registering as lobbyists for two years to curb the 'revolving door.'