The article details the forecasted weather in Detroit, with fluctuating patterns including clouds, rain, and potential snow, alongside varying temperatures through the week.

A rideshare driver and a teenager were shot and critically injured on Detroit's Lodge Freeway; police are investigating the motive and searching for the shooter.

A 61-year-old Michigan man died in a snowmobile crash near Bay City Lake Road; no drugs or alcohol appear involved. Authorities are investigating the incident.

The weather forecast for Detroit anticipates sun and clouds with possible snow and rain; temperatures will range from high 20s to mid-40s during the week.

The Detroit People Mover will close on January 4th for maintenance to reduce noise and improve ride comfort. Regular service will resume on January 5th.

The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office released a photo of a man suspected of shoplifting a nail gun in Harrison Township and is urging anyone with information to contact Detective Dibble.

Two hospitalized after a Tesla veered into oncoming traffic, hitting a Honda in Commerce Township; authorities don't suspect alcohol, drugs, or speed as factors.

Detroit faces a week of mixed weather, with snow and rain forecasted, and temperatures ranging from the mid-20s to low 50s, according to the National Weather Service.

USA Hockey announced the Olympic rosters, featuring Michiganders like Dylan Larkin and Megan Keller. Notably, Alex DeBrincat was not chosen despite a strong season.

Michigan State Police are looking for a driver who fired shots at a car on I-75 in Detroit on New Year's Eve, causing freeway closure for investigation.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel concluded her holiday consumer protection campaign, warning that scam prevention tips are relevant year-round, not just during the holidays.

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'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.