Chef Genevieve Vang is opening a 100% gluten-free sushi restaurant, Sushi Lounge, inside Detroit Shipping Company, offering gluten-free tempura and gluten-friendly menu items inspired by Detroit.

A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter evacuated an individual from a Lake Superior freighter, braving challenging conditions, with a Traverse City crew successfully delivering the patient to EMS.

A semi-truck collision on I-94 in Ann Arbor caused a spill of beverage bottles and significant traffic delays; all injuries were non-life-threatening.

Michigan confirms the first cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) in white-tailed deer in 2025, affecting multiple counties and transmitted by midges. There is no risk to humans or pets.

A man died in a house fire on Detroit's west side; a firefighter was injured. Firefighters responded around 11:30 p.m., and the cause is under investigation.

The FDA restricted COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, causing confusion in Michigan, but residents are assured access will continue. The reasons for the change are unclear and could dissuade vaccine uptake.

A motorcyclist was critically injured in Pontiac, Michigan, when a car turned into his path. Both drivers were hospitalized, and the incident is under investigation.

A man was arrested for the double homicide of Linda Hill and her son Kardi in Hazel Park, where they suffered severe neck injuries. Schools offer mental health support in the aftermath.

A federal judge ruled Trump's deployment of California National Guard and Marine troops for law enforcement in Los Angeles unlawful, citing the Posse Comitatus Act.

Entrepreneurs Sami and Nate Algohaim run Unique Coney Island, a food service business that's also a community hub in Sterling Heights.

Michigan residents Shelley Letzer and Kirk Lanam face charges for allegedly embezzling funds from an 87-year-old using a fraudulent power of attorney.

Detroit weather forecast includes sunshine, storms, and showers with varying chances of precipitation and a range of temperatures; rainfall expected tonight and cooler weekend ahead.

A Michigan Lottery player in St. Joseph County claimed a $2 million top prize from a $20 instant game ticket purchased in Sturgis. The 66-year-old winner, who chose to remain anonymous, plans to retire early and travel.