Clear morning, highs near 89°F today. Showers and thunderstorms arrive Friday night into Saturday.

A Honolulu man was federally charged after prosecutors say he emailed threats to kill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and to shoot up the Michigan State Capitol.

A masked man with a gun smashed into the Jimmy Johns on Sashabaw Road, threatened employees and fled with purses. The sheriff's office asks anyone with tips or video to call.

A Detroit police officer received a deferred sentence and 11 months of probation after pleading to a computer-related charge tied to sexualized texts sent to his 12-year-old stepdaughter. The plea includes counseling, contact restrictions and a court review next year.

A Midtown man was shot near Woodward and Mack and taken to a Metro Detroit hospital. Police say the shooter fled and remains at large.

A Harrison Township man was arraigned on 20 felony counts alleging child sexual abuse; bond set and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 8.

Police confirmed a deadly shooting in Southwest Detroit on June 3; authorities released few details as investigators work the scene.

Police found Rebecca Patnaude dead in a Taylor motel; investigators say her boyfriend, Christopher Schoonmaker, remained in the room with her body for days.

A local anti‑war group is challenging Motor City Pride’s corporate sponsors as the festival returns to Hart Plaza, reigniting a debate over money and movement values.

Ford is recalling nearly 420,000 Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators after filings showed a seat‑belt pretensioner can lock and jam; dealers will inspect and replace parts free.

Two NIH researchers were charged after customs agents at Detroit Metro found 113 vials in their luggage; early testing reportedly found mostly deactivated monkeypox.

Consumers Energy has asked Michigan regulators for roughly $456 million a year more from electricity customers, and Attorney General Dana Nessel says her office will intervene. The filing would fund reliability and clean‑energy projects but has drawn sharp pushback from consumer advocates.

Dearborn police unveiled an Aggressive Driving Unit and three Mustang Mach‑E patrol cars to target speeding, distracted and reckless drivers across the city.