Inkster on Edge as Suspect in Fatal New Year's Eve Shooting Remains at Large, Multicity Manhunt Underway
A New Year's Eve shooting in Inkster, Michigan, has led to a manhunt for the unidentified suspect. The incident, described as isolated, occurred on Longfellow Street. The victim and suspect knew each other, and local authorities are investigating.
Lake Superior State University Targets "6-7" in 50th Annual Banished Words List
Lake Superior State University's 2026 Banished Words List highlights overused phrases like "6-7," "massive," and "incentivize," drawing submissions globally and marking their 50th anniversary by also listing repeat offenders.
Sterling Heights Suspect in Custody Following Fatal Assault of Milford Man, Police Urge Public's Assistance
A Sterling Heights man was arrested in connection with the assault and death of a Milford man, prompting a joint investigation by local law enforcement agencies. The incident is believed to be non-random, hinting at a personal motive.
Detroit Faces Frigid Temperatures and Possible Flurries, Warming Trend Expected Later in the Week
The National Weather Service forecasts a cold week for Detroit with temperatures peaking at 26 degrees, potential flurries, and gusty winds. Nights may drop to 15 degrees, with a gradual warming trend throughout the week.
General Motors Announces Temporary Layoffs at Historic Flint Assembly Plant Amidst Renovations for Next-Gen Trucks
GM's Flint Assembly plant is closed for renovations until January 26, 2026, temporarily laying off around 4,000 workers who will receive benefits. The upgrades are part of a $800 million investment for new truck production.
Mary Sheffield Makes History as Detroit's First Woman Mayor, Embarks on Service-Focused Agenda
Mary Sheffield became the first female mayor of Detroit in a private ceremony, her inauguration to be celebrated publicly on January 9. She has visited first responders and aims to focus on affordable housing and neighborhood development.












