The Detroit weather forecast includes a mix of sun, wind, and rain, with changing conditions throughout the week and gusts up to 39 mph, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Kent Area Narcotics Enforcement Team seized over $1 million worth of drugs in Grand Rapids, involving suspect Byron Lamar Swain, who now faces several felony charges.

Sterling Heights Police Department launches a Special Needs Registry to better respond to emergencies involving individuals with disabilities, providing first responders with critical information.

Judge Christina Mims ruled against a live Taser demo at the murder trial of ex-officer Christopher Schurr for the death of Patrick Lyoya, creating challenges for defense strategy.

A $65 million project to improve the Woodhaven, Allen Road CN rail crossing has started, aiming to reduce long-standing traffic delays for the 30,000 daily vehicles affected.

Canadian authorities at the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel seized ecstasy, marijuana, and THC candy, fining two Americans nearly $20K for attempted smuggling.

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed announced his candidacy for Michigan's U.S. Senate seat for the 2026 election, emphasizing a platform focused on economic fairness, healthcare, and environmental issues.

A suspected murder-suicide in Westland claimed the lives of Joseph King and Melissa Hattar, with a 911 call ending in a gunshot heard by the dispatcher. Police are investigating.

Racist graffiti was found on Lakeview High School in St. Clair Shores, prompting removal efforts, investigations, and critiques of the school's initial response to the incident.

A teenager in Holly, Michigan was arrested for breaking into Sweet Puffs Smoke Shop, found with evidence, and charged with breaking and entering and possession of burglary tools.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and a coalition of 39 attorneys general urge Congress to legislate against PBMs owning pharmacies, addressing drug price concerns and market power abuse.

A mother and her former boyfriend were charged with first-degree murder for the 2018 death of her 3-year-old son, following a significant investigation.

Kalamazoo College President Jorge G. Gonzalez will retire in 2026 after a decade leading growth initiatives and the Brighter Light Campaign, which raised over $203 million.