Michigan AG Nessel leads a coalition urging the FCC to publish a rule to expand multilingual emergency alerts, which has been delayed despite being approved.

Andrew Roberts was charged with making terror threats against law enforcement and a judge in Warren, Michigan, following the discovery of menacing messages. He faces up to life in prison if convicted.

Authorities seized 1,500 pounds of marijuana and other substances in a Shelby Township drug bust, arresting three men linked to a drug trafficking network.

During a routine stop, Melvindale police delivered a baby in a parking lot after the mother went into active labor and couldn't reach the hospital in time.

A woman named Katrina Patterson led police on a chase in Michigan, ending with her SUV crashing into an Ulta Beauty store; she faces multiple charges.

Michigan won a court case against the DOE's cap on state energy program funding, securing continued support for renewable energy and efficiency initiatives.

Detroit is set to host two PWHL Takeover Tour games, highlighting the city's strong support for women's hockey, with a record attendance last year and no local team.

Detroit's weather on Veterans Day includes a chance of afternoon snow and strong winds, with temperatures around 37 degrees. The week promises milder weather, leading to rain chances by the weekend.

A Martinsville Road sinkhole in Wayne County caused by a culvert collapse has led to a weeks-long closure, affecting local traffic. Repair efforts are ongoing.

Detroit maintains 96 food sites amidst SNAP support fluctuations; Mayor Duggan commits to local food security after a Supreme Court ruling impacts benefits.

The Supreme Court stayed a lower court's order to the USDA to provide full SNAP funding amid a governmental shutdown, affecting over 42 million Americans. Michigan AG criticized the Trump administration's actions.

A Detroit woman, Tiffany Rose Williams, is charged with assault with intent to murder after allegedly stabbing a 19-year-old at Southland Mall's Kids Footlocker following a declined credit card and argument.

MDOT will host the 12th meeting on the I-375 project for public input on Nov. 13, 2025, at The Eastern in Detroit, discussing current progress and proposed changes.