The article details a week of fluctuating rainy weather for Detroit, with daily chances of rain up to 80%, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Founders Brewing Co. in Grand Rapids unveils a $1 million renovation including a revamped menu, new kitchen equipment, and a refreshed dining area, set to reopen on April 1.

Thieves broke into a Stanwood pharmacy early Saturday, with drugs reported stolen. Authorities seek public help, sharing surveillance images of the suspect.

During an attempted arrest in Warren, Michigan, a suspect dragged U.S. marshals with his vehicle, leading to shots being fired. No one was injured by gunfire, and the suspect was later apprehended.

A lane change led to a rollover crash on I-94 near Eight Mile, injuring three people, with police investigating the incident.

The weather forecast for Detroit predicts a week of showers and cloudy skies with fluctuating temperatures, including a high near 46 degrees today and periods of rainfall throughout the week.

A 72-year-old man in Warren was found dead after a fire in his garage, presumed to be caused by an overturned space heater. Investigations continue to determine the exact cause of death.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signed bills enhancing car seat safety and education for foster children, updating laws to federal standards and ensuring academic parity for foster care youth.

A homemade explosive device was found in a vehicle during a fugitive arrest at a Monroe gas station, leading to evacuations and bomb squad intervention. No further threat was reported post-clearance.

Activists in Detroit are protesting against hookah shops accused of illegally selling tobacco and weed to minors, challenging the cycle of such outlets reemerging despite closures.

Grand Rapids Brewing Co. has permanently closed after fire damage, ending its tenure as a staple in the local community of beer enthusiasts in Grand Rapids.

Gov. Whitmer and U.S. Health Secretary Becerra met in Farmington Hills to discuss the importance of reproductive rights, including the impact on IVF and abortion services.

The University of Michigan is building a $250 million Center for Innovation in Detroit, set to open in spring 2027, aimed at fostering economic growth and high-tech job creation.