Detroit weather forecast predicts a slight chance of showers today with a high of 78 degrees and strong west winds; the rest of the week will be sunny with mild temperatures.

Brenda Tracy files a defamation lawsuit against former Michigan State head coach Mel Tucker for alleged sexual harassment and damage to her reputation.

In Michigan, a 94-year-old driver hit a stopped car, then tragically ran over the other car's driver, a 59-year-old woman, who later died. The crash is under investigation.

A fight broke out among individuals in 'MAGA' gear at a Trump rally in Michigan, where conflict ensued before the ex-president spoke. Officers resolved the incident quickly, with no major injuries reported.

A 14-year-old was arrested for a false bomb threat at Forest Hills Northern High School. The threat was not credible and activities continued normally.

Police in Sterling Heights, Michigan, found an alligator under a car and sought The Reptarium Zoo's help to relocate it. The city reminded residents of the risks of owning exotic animals.

UAW members rallied against Stellantis for alleged contract breaches and layoffs, with a strike vote looming, but Stellantis maintains agreement compliance.

The aurora borealis may be visible in Southeast Michigan this weekend, with the best viewing times between 10 PM and 2 AM. Visibility depends on weather conditions and a G3 Geomagnetic Storm Watch.

The Detroit community is searching for Laviel Hawkins Jr., who has been missing since September 27. Police and residents are urgently calling for information to aid in his safe return.

The forecast for Detroit promises a week of sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, with mild breezes and cool nights, as per the National Weather Service.

Kalamazoo County, with Kalamazoo and Portage cities, are converting a Holiday Inn into a family homeless shelter, allocating a $5.2 million budget for purchase and renovations.

A Warren man is charged in a fatal hit-and-run that killed pedestrian Christopher Pounce Jr. in Eastpointe. He is held on a $75,000 bond with strict conditions, pending further court proceedings.

Former employees sue Goldfish Swim School, claiming insufficient protection against a doctor who secretly recorded them.