Detroit is set to host a Professional Women's Hockey League game between Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens in March 2025, with the PWHL planning to expand by adding new franchises.

A Michigan man is to stand trial for assault with intent to murder and other charges after an incident involving a lawnmower chase and a self-inflicted gunshot wound during an arrest attempt.

Edward Turner was arrested for a string of armed robberies at dollar stores and a gas station in Berrien County, Michigan, after being found with evidence at his home.

Otsego Public Schools alerted families of a severe data breach involving personal information, but found no malicious use of the data and is providing credit monitoring services.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit attempting to halt a recount in Michigan's 44th District House race, where a counting error significantly closed the gap between candidates.

Detroit's weather forecast shows fluctuating conditions, with initial sun giving way to increasing chances of rain throughout the week, fluctuating temperatures, and potential gusty winds.

Folk café in Corktown expands with a new retail shop, Neighbor x Folk, at Michigan Central Station, promoting local artisans and community engagement with a range of products and events.

A man used a racial slur during a Michigan Senate hearing on gun legislation, leading to bipartisan condemnation and debate over proposed Capitol firearm bans.

Nike is escalating its lawsuit against StockX, alleging the resale platform sells counterfeit sneakers, which StockX denies, affirming their anti-counterfeit efforts.

Monroe County officials warn of increasing cryptocurrency scams targeting residents, with losses ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars.

Rafael Rodriguez was sentenced to 6-20 years for stealing rent payments in Michigan, in a scheme also involving Juan Rodriguez-Venegas, who was sentenced previously.

Flint Police are searching for two missing women and ask for public assistance. Karin Hemphill and Raimarie Kipper were last seen in October. Contact details for leads are provided.

The estate sale of Florine Mark, former CEO of Weight Watchers, features clothing, jewelry, art, and housewares, attracting many shoppers and collectors.