A drone incident caused Green Day to briefly leave the stage during their Detroit concert. Police detained the drone operator and the band resumed their performance after a short interruption.

Detroit's weather forecast suggests sunny skies with potential thunderstorms, a high of 84°F Thursday, and showers likely on Friday with cooler weekend temperatures.

Detroit's weather is sunny, reaching 80 today and 85 Thursday, with light winds. Rain and thunderstorms are expected Friday, with a cooler weekend ahead.

Two men were found guilty of an armed robbery and shooting at a Warren dispensary, facing life felony charges including assault with intent to murder.

A fire destroyed a hangar at Capital Region International Airport without affecting flights. Lansing Fire Department took a defensive approach and environmental consultants have been assessing potential hazards. The cause remains under investigation.

A Detroit man crashed a stolen motorcycle and was seriously injured. The crash occurred after he rode at high speed on Interstate 375. Police are investigating the theft and crash.

Shots were fired in a Romulus Middle School parking lot after a football game. No injuries reported, several minors detained. New safety measures and community collaboration planned.

A 78-year-old pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle in Van Buren County, Michigan, prompting a multi-hour investigation, with the driver cooperating with authorities.

Warren Police Department is investigating a park shooting that left one man critically injured and are asking for public assistance with any information.

The National Weather Service predicts pleasant weather for Detroit with sunny skies and mild temperatures, including highs of 83 and 80 degrees over the weekend, cooling down as the week progresses.

An 86-year-old man died after a 23-foot boat capsized in Lake Michigan; a 59-year-old man was rescued by a nearby fisherman. The body was found after a multi-agency search.

A man in Grand Rapids was shot multiple times early Friday, with injuries potentially leading to paralysis, but not life-threatening. The police are investigating with no suspects yet.

A Detroit family was reunited with their French Bulldog, Leo, after 10 months, thanks to microchip identification, highlighting the importance of this technology for lost pets.