A juvenile was wounded early Saturday on Detroit’s west side and taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; police say the suspected shooter is cooperating.

A teen was shot Sunday night in downtown Detroit; another teen is in custody and police recovered a gun.

Sunny morning gives way to late‑day storms and gusty winds. Small Craft Advisories are in effect for nearshore waters.

MSU's Board of Trustees scheduled an 8 p.m. Zoom special meeting Sunday to consider a personnel action and proposed revisions to the board's code of ethics.

A bitter Sturgis City Commission meeting left the city with open questions about leadership after City Manager Andrew Kuk's resignation. Commissioners are split over filling a vacant seat and whether to pursue an outside review of the mayor.

Berkley police say about 100 antisemitic fliers wrapped with small packets of corn were tossed onto front lawns across several neighborhoods; investigators want video.

A new state accounting shows Michigan local governments have spent about 18% of opioid settlement funds through Dec. 10, 2025, leaving $176M unspent while planning continues. Officials point to naloxone distribution and new AG guidance as key context.

Clear, humid Sunday with highs near 85°F and a small chance of afternoon storms. Mid‑week heats up into the upper‑80s with higher thunderstorm chances Monday and Tuesday.

A man was shot Friday night after a dispute at 7 Mile and Goulburn; the victim was taken to a Metro Detroit hospital and is in stable condition.

Redford Township says it seized the Plymouth Court site after tax foreclosure; residents say they were ordered out and fear having nowhere to go. Township officials say remediation and relocation efforts are underway.

Body-camera footage shows a Davison Township officer nearly fire on a student during a late-night "water wars" game. Officials and the school district are warning families to stop the prank.

Detroit dominated in Cleveland, 115-94, to force a decisive Game 7 at Little Caesars Arena. Bench scoring and offensive rebounds swung the series back to Detroit.

Central Transport agreed to pay $5.5M after an EEOC lawsuit alleged it refused to hire qualified female truck drivers; the consent decree mandates training, monitoring and payouts.