More than 1,400 pounds of marijuana worth about $2.1 million was found hidden in a truck arriving from Canada and inspected in Detroit; the case remains under investigation.

WDIV's Fourgrounds is under construction in downtown Plymouth and gave locals a sneak preview. The hybrid cafe will double as a satellite studio and event space.

A top backer of the super PAC supporting Abdul El‑Sayed is president of a medical‑billing firm that helps collect unpaid patient bills, creating awkward optics given his anti‑debt platform.

A Midland teen’s December hit‑and‑run case that killed a local teacher was resolved in probate court on June 22 — but prosecutors refuse to say what the court ordered. Officials cite juvenile‑records and law‑enforcement privacy rules.

Mike Rogers' campaign sent a cease‑and‑desist after Abdul El‑Sayed called him a 'pharma lobbyist' and alleged a $14M payout. Both sides are trading claims and legal threats as Michigan's primary season heats up.

Clear, cool Tuesday with highs near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday night into Thursday.

A 51-year-old Howell man was pulled from Briggs Lake Sunday after falling from a paddleboard and was later pronounced dead; police are investigating.

Dusty May is reportedly leaving Michigan to take the Dallas Mavericks' head coaching job after guiding the Wolverines to the 2026 national title. The decision reshapes both programs.

Morning showers and a Special Weather Statement will slow Detroit’s commute; rain tapers by midday for partly sunny skies and highs near 73°F.

Groundbreaking at Flint’s Central‑Whittier campus kicks off a roughly $135M rebuild backed by the Mott Foundation and state grants. The new high school is being designed for about 1,000 students and aims to open in fall 2028.

An 87-year-old man died after being struck while riding an electric bike in Grand Blanc Township Friday; police say the crash is under investigation.

A bright fireball streaked over Sault Ste. Marie during the Queen Street Cruise, captured on video and followed by reports of a sonic boom.

Superintendent Nikolai Vitti said DPSCD could widen African-centered education beyond Marcus Garvey and Paul Robeson, tying the idea to transit and teacher training. The district plans to start with teacher development and pilots.