Warm morning gives way to a quick warm‑up Thursday with showers and storms likely late in the day. Expect gusty winds and a sharp cooldown into Friday.

A 6-year-old Detroit boy lost an arm and faces further amputations after a violent animal attack; two dogs were seized and the family is demanding answers.

A downtown office tower changed hands for $156 million, likely the highest office sale in Detroit’s history. Coverage differs over who the new owner is.

Two Detroit men were arrested after an attempted robbery at the University of Michigan Health Chelsea pharmacy. Two alleged accomplices remain at large as detectives investigate linked break‑ins.

A man was charged after a 20-year-old woman was found fatally shot on Edgewood Drive in Sumpter Township. Bond was set at $100,000 and a hearing is scheduled March 31.

Shaq’s Big Chicken has closed its Clio restaurant after a Genesee County health notice ordered the site off‑limits for food service. The Clio address still appears on the chain's locations page.

A man identified in court records was arraigned after police say he pulled a gun inside a Chase Bank on Dec. 5; he faces armed-robbery and firearms counts and is being held without bond.

A 65-year-old man died after a house fire on Flinchbaugh Road in Kimball Township; the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

NICB and local data show the Jeep Grand Cherokee led Michigan thefts in 2025, even as statewide totals eased; experts and Michigan ATPA offer prevention steps.

A 19-year-old roadside mechanic was killed Monday on eastbound I‑696 at the Mound Road exit; police say alcohol or drugs were not suspected.

Federal prosecutors say 30‑year‑old Bryce Silas Patterson posted online ads that included photos of minors and arranged paid "dates." He’s been charged with sex trafficking of a minor and possession of child pornography.

Motown Museum opens 'Psychedelic Soul' in the Esther Gordy Edwards Centre, showcasing rare vinyl, vintage fashion and immersive installations from April 17 to Sept. 27, 2026.

A developer has proposed a 14.4-acre data center on city-owned land on Detroit's east side, raising questions about power, zoning and nearby homes.