Detroit and Michigan host a variety of weekend events including theatre productions, comedy shows, outdoor activities, music performances, cultural experiences, and a snowmobile race.

Free CERT training begins Feb. 19 in Detroit, teaching residents disaster response, first aid, and emergency preparedness skills.

Macomb County's annual Tree and Plant Sale offers affordable options for greening spaces, supporting the local environment through trees, shrubs, and garden plants.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board will meet on February 10 to discuss casino and betting regulations, open to public in-person and online participation.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board warns residents to bet legally and responsibly for Super Bowl LX, highlighting licensed operations' safety and the risks of unregulated sites.

Michigan police seek a woman who donated a human skull to a Goodwill store in Chelsea, suspecting it was accidental and seeking to confirm her intent.

Sterling Heights honors Black History Month with a month-long series of events, including cultural performances, a screening of "King Richard," author visits, and lectures. The city will light up the Halo on M-59 to commemorate the occasion.

Detroit faces cold temperatures with a chance of snow, as the National Weather Service reports lows around 7 degrees and highs near 25, with possible snow flurries and a cold wind chill.

The article provides Detroit's weather forecast, anticipating a mix of sunny and cloudy days with possible snow by Thursday, and temperatures in the mid-20s to low teens.

A man from Hazel Park was arrested for attacking another man with a hatchet during a confrontation, potentially facing 10 years in prison for assault charges.

Police in Norton Shores warn of tire-deflating devices found on roads; in Grand Rapids, illegal parking hinders snow removal, slowing emergency response.

Detroit expects a cold week with scattered flurries, wind chills as low as -10°F, and varying cloud cover. The National Weather Service predicts highs near 15-28°F with chances of snow.

ICE agents detained parents at an Ypsilanti, Michigan bus stop, causing community and official concern. Schools reaffirmed policies to protect students, while officials demanded information and critiqued the operation's impact on safety and security.