Corporal Hassan Hammoud filed a lawsuit claiming racial and religious discrimination in the Melvindale Police Department. A private investigator was hired to examine the claims.

A Dearborn Heights man died after his pickup truck struck a parked gravel hauler on I-94, prompting an investigation and freeway closures for cleanup.

Law enforcement stopped a potential mass shooting at a Pontiac, Michigan high school graduation, arresting one suspect and pursuing another. Details to be provided in a scheduled press conference.

Michigan's House passed a bill to introduce voluntary hunting and firearms safety classes in public schools, emphasizing safe practices without using live firearms on campus. The bill, now with the Senate, includes an opt-out option for students.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board to discuss casino and online gaming regulations at a public meeting on June 10, accessible in person or via Zoom/phone.

Authorities evacuated a Spirit Airlines flight at Detroit Metro Airport due to a bomb threat, with passengers being screened and no injuries reported.

Detroit's weather forecast includes sun, showers, and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from the high 50s to near 80 degrees throughout the week.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers gets $1.2 million for a flood risk study in Midland County, Michigan, continuing analysis under the Tittabawassee Watershed Flood Risk Management Study.

The Detroit weather forecast predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms, with haze and patchy smoke, and varying high temperatures throughout the week.

InsideOut Literary Arts unveils a mural on Detroit's Avenue of Fashion, celebrating 30 years of fostering youth creativity through partnership with Detroit City Walls.

Tensions at a Flint city council meeting escalated into a physical altercation between police and attendees, disrupting discussions on important funding issues for local improvement projects.

Assistant Attorney General George Elworth retires after 51 years of public service in Michigan, recognized by AG Dana Nessel for his invaluable contributions and expertise in municipal law.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission is seeking nominations for their Residential Standard of Excellence program to honor attractive front yards. Deadline is June 18, 2025.