Cloudy, cool Friday with a chance of morning showers. A Freeze Watch late tonight into Saturday could bring lows near freezing — protect tender plants.

Duke and Gonzaga will meet at Little Caesars Arena on Feb. 20, 2027, in a Prime Video showcase tied to a new Duke–Prime multiyear deal. Tip and ticket info are TBA.

A Detroit man accused of using a dozen identities to steal more than $400K in unemployment and rental aid has been bound over for trial and returns to court May 11.

Early-morning Shelby Township traffic stop turned into a scuffle and arrest after officers found credit cards that didn't belong to the driver.

Unions and community groups will gather at Roosevelt Park tomorrow for a May Day rally and march, urging a day of "no work, no school, no shopping."

Michigan officials say more than 2.1 million outdated voter registrations have been canceled or flagged since 2019 as new rules and 2020 mailings widened list maintenance. Affected residents can check their status and re‑register.

A Whitmore Lake man faces 14 counts after a Northfield Township search warrant; bond set at $10M and a probable-cause hearing is next Thursday.

Kahlilia Davis is campaigning for a Detroit judgeship despite a six-year suspension that could prevent her from ever taking the bench.

Apollo‑owned Tenneco is reportedly preparing for an IPO that could value the company at about $14 billion. Shifts in EV rules and the firm's aftermarket brands put Detroit suppliers in the frame.

A 2-month-old is in critical condition at U‑M Mott after being admitted with injuries investigators say are consistent with abuse. Fowlerville police and CPS are investigating.

Multiple Detroit fire crews battled a large house fire in Southwest Detroit; the two-story home collapsed and no injuries were reported. Investigators have not yet determined a cause.

Family members say they’ve waited more than a year for charges after Cassandra Cheathem was struck and killed while walking to work in Romulus. Police say the investigation was completed and sent to prosecutors on April 7.

State regulators found multiple violations at the Detroit Training Center, leaving about 25 CDL trainees unable to test; the Michigan Department of State is reviewing records.