Boil water advisory lifted for Commerce Township and Walled Lake after water main break repair, while Wixom remains under advisory. Residents advised on post-advisory water usage.

A shooting at Detroit's Rosa Parks Transit Center injured one man and led to two arrests. Police responded to the initial fight, which escalated with gunfire.

A former Detroit nurse faces a civil lawsuit and criminal charges for allegedly sexually assaulting patients; his employer and its owner are also being sued.

A head-on crash in Waterford Township involving a DPW bucket truck and an SUV resulted in one death; the truck driver was unharmed. Police are investigating the cause.

A man in Bloomfield Township was charged after police found his wife's decomposed body in their home. He was arrested and is facing charges for concealing her death.

Spirit Airlines will furlough 103 flight attendants in Detroit, citing the need to align staff with projected flight demand during financial restructuring.

A small alligator from Belle Isle was safely relocated to the Great Lakes Serpentarium, thanks to a collaborative effort between Spartan Canine Training's owner and a passerby.

Michigan Governor Whitmer and State Superintendent Rice urge schools to maintain free meals for students amid budget impasse affecting 1.4 million children.

A Detroit firefighter fell through a floor while fighting a house fire but is expected to recover from his burn injuries. No other injuries were reported.

A Michigan judge has ordered Northville to remove on-street dining setups by Saturday, following a lawsuit by Let's Open Northville. The city and local businesses express disappointment with the decision.

AG Nessel warns of possible scams during the Michigan government shutdown, urging caution against fake officials soliciting personal details or money.

Sunny weather with mild temperatures is expected in Detroit, with highs ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s, followed by a chance of showers early next week.

Detroit officials have announced truck traffic restrictions in Southwest Detroit starting October 6, aimed at improving safety and residents' quality of life.