Wearing red and green may enhance the viewing experience of the 2024 total solar eclipse due to the Purkinje effect, which alters color perception in dim light.

A 3-year-old Detroit girl, Kemahanni King, was found safe after an Amber Alert was issued when she went missing, suspected to be in a stolen car. The search continues for the suspect.

A California woman was arrested in Mount Clemens, Michigan, for shooting a 66-year-old man, who is now recovering in stable condition. The investigation into the motive continues.

The Mega Millions jackpot has risen to $563 million, ranking as the eighth largest, with no winners since December 8. The next draw is on February 27.

Three pets died in a house fire in Royal Oak, while the human occupants, including a man battling cancer and his elderly mother, escaped without injury.

The body of Michael Doss II was found near his home after he went missing on February 20th, leaving his family devastated. His cause of death is under investigation.

Metro-Detroit residents, including Emily Rutkowski of Misha's Angels, actively support Ukraine with supplies as the war enters its third year, amid discussions on U.S. aid and ongoing conflict developments.

FEMA has distributed $4.6 million to Michigan residents affected by August 2023 storms, including housing grants and funds for other disaster-related needs.

A man was fatally shot on Detroit’s east side; police are investigating and seeking the suspect with no identification of the victim or suspect publicly released.

Detroit will experience varied weather this week, including sunshine, potential thunderstorms, and strong winds, with temperatures fluctuating from the high 40s to 60 degrees.

Florida man Izhak Halbani sentenced to four years in prison for leading a $19 million real estate fraud scheme.

A memorial is set for March 3 to honor Capt. Miguel Nava, who died in a California helicopter crash with four other Marines. The service will be held at Comstock Park High School.

Michigan State Police seized over 4,000 marijuana plants and processed cannabis in Highland Park, valued at approximately $6.3 million. No licenses were found, and no arrests were reported immediately.