Detroit police are seeking public assistance to find missing 15-year-old Haleigh Mason, who was last seen on Greydale Avenue. She is 5'9", with brown hair and eyes, and was wearing a white shirt and blue jeans.

Michigan's UIA remains digitally accessible on Veterans Day, with online claims and certifications through MiWAM continuing despite office closures. Phone certifications are rescheduled and a future system upgrade is announced.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has intervened in DTE Electric's bid for special contracts for a data center, seeking a public hearing to review the terms and protect consumers from potential cost hikes.

MDARD tracked the spread of the spotted lanternfly in Michigan in 2025, acknowledging public reports in their efforts. They've found the pest in several counties and are imposing quarantines, and promoting public awareness of prevention strategies.

Michigan students create colorful snowplow blade designs for MDOT's Paint the Plow initiative to promote winter road safety with the message "Give plows space; it’s not a race."

Detroit DDOT bus drivers may get a pay increase to $25.38/hour if a new contract is approved, aligning their salary with that of SMART operators to reduce staff turnover.

Judge McConnell orders the Trump administration to fully fund November SNAP benefits, in a response to the USDA not providing benefits due to a shutdown.

Rob Minard pled guilty to felony charges and will testify against ex-House Speaker Lee Chatfield, while his wife also pled guilty in a separate but related case.

Dearborn will honor U.S. Air Force veteran Janet Montoya as its 2025 Veteran of the Year on November 11 for her distinguished service and ongoing advocacy for fellow veterans.

Rain is expected in Detroit today, with a high of 59°F and gusty winds. The weekend may see more rain and possible snow next week, with temperatures varying.

Eddie Clark from Warren was charged with assault with intent to murder after allegedly pointing an AK-47-style rifle at police during a domestic incident.

Michigan Governor Whitmer plans to convert a former high school into a development with 89 homes and event space, costing $31 million, to boost affordable housing. The project will receive state and local funding, including a $1.5 million MEDC grant.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer invites citizens to suggest names for two turkeys to be pardoned for Thanksgiving, with submissions accepted via an online form.