Detroit unveils a new "Gateway Sign" resembling the Hollywood sign, but it receives mixed reactions and becomes the subject of social media jokes and a critical rap song. The city remains optimistic about its image ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft.

A man was arrested in Hillsdale Township with a suspected explosive device in his car; he had a warrant out of Jackson County and is now facing additional charges.

The Children's Hospital of Michigan places blue pinwheels to mark Child Abuse Awareness Month, highlighting the need for community involvement in child abuse prevention.

ER workers at Ascension St. John in Detroit plan a 24-hour strike over staffing and work conditions, with TeamHealth assuring continued ER operations.

The U.S. Senate confirms prosecutor Robert J. White as a federal judge in Detroit with bipartisan support. He has a history of prosecuting serious crimes and was nominated by President Biden.

Eastern Michigan University evacuated several buildings due to a bomb threat, with police investigating and students advised to leave via the nearest exits.

MDOT announces ramp closures at the I-69 and Irish Road interchange in Davison, Michigan, starting April 8 to facilitate a $1.7 million improvement project.

The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a Flint man's triple murder conviction, ruling COVID-19 related trial delays didn't violate his right to a speedy trial.

Dina Russell from Flushing, Michigan, won the Lucky for Life lottery, securing $25,000 a year for life, but chose a lump sum payment of $390,000 instead.

Michigan football star Blake Corum threw the first pitch at a Detroit Tigers game, following a remarkable season and anticipation of receiving more championship rings.

A crash on U.S. 31 in Muskegon involving a van and a truck injured six, with a teen critically injured and needing air transport; the road was closed for investigation.

A man was critically injured in a shooting on Couwlier Avenue in Warren, resulting in a 37-year-old acquaintance's arrest. The incident may stem from a prior dispute.

The Detroit Police are searching for a missing 14-year-old girl, Robanne Clark, last seen on Woodmont Avenue. They urge public assistance and information leading to her safe return.