Frontier has asked to occupy Spirit’s vacated gates at Detroit Metro’s Evans Terminal; the airport says it will wait for Spirit’s bankruptcy process before leasing the space.

Sunny and dry Monday with a high near 78°F. Heat and humidity return late week with storms possible Friday into the weekend.

A Jackson mother has been charged after a second infant died while co-sleeping; a judge will decide whether the case moves to circuit court.

A power failure at Ford Field postponed the Michigan girls high school flag football state championship and left teams waiting for a makeup schedule. Organizers say teams will be notified when dates are set.

A 15-year-old was fatally shot by Fraser police Saturday during a domestic-dispute response; the Macomb County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Multiple Chevrolet-powered IndyCars needed last-minute engine swaps at the Detroit Grand Prix after a string of failures traced to Indianapolis earlier this month.

Clear, cool Sunday with a high near 77°F in Detroit. Heat spikes toward 90°F by Friday with a slight storm chance.

The Michigan DNR says wildfire danger is "very high" across the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula and has halted yard-debris burn permits as dry conditions persist.

Detroit Hockey Now reports the Red Wings may retire Henrik Zetterberg’s No. 40 next season; Timrå IK will retire his No. 20 at SCA Arena on Oct. 17. The honors spotlight a Cup-winning, Conn Smythe career.

Oakland County deputies say a Detroit man forced a driver at gunpoint to Pontiac; the victim escaped at People's Market and the suspect was arrested and arraigned.

Residents at St. George Tower say months‑long elevator outages have left some seniors sleeping in the lobby and forced EMS to carry a gurney up stairs.

A Kent County man used a $20 scratch‑off buy to hit a $2 million top prize. He took a roughly $1.3M lump sum and says he’ll buy a house and take a trip.

Detroit police arrested two people and cited two others after a narcotics sweep at Movement over Memorial Day weekend; some seized pills tested as imitation.