Detroit residents should brace for a dynamic weather week—thunderstorms today, a mild Juneteenth, and temperatures soaring to 97°F by Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

52 U.S. attorneys general, led by Michigan AG Dana Nessel, join in supporting a lawsuit against the VA to ensure veteran LTC Yoon can transfer G.I. Bill benefits to his daughter.

The Detroit Police are searching for missing 44-year-old woman Kalina Winter, who has mental illness and was last seen in Detroit.

A former Michigan state employee, Danielle Moore, received a 41-month prison sentence for wire fraud and must pay $1.5 million restitution for unemployment benefit fraud during COVID-19.

Detroit Police seek a suspect who hit a dollar store employee with a U-Haul after an alleged shoplifting incident, captured on video. A reward is offered for tips leading to arrest.

MDOT is introducing ramp metering on I-96 in Oakland County starting June 18 to improve traffic flow and safety.

Tom Leonard has announced his candidacy for the Michigan governor race in 2026, focusing on tax cuts, regulatory reform, and improving education and mental health.

The Motown Museum in Detroit is closing temporarily for a major expansion, including a new theater and studio, with tours pausing from October 2025 to October 2026.

Authorities are searching for Demetria Ackerman, a 15-year-old girl who went missing from Detroit's east side. She was last seen wearing a red hoodie.

Ford launches Ford Building Together to bolster community service and disaster relief, coordinating with non-profits and utilizing company resources, including a more generous volunteer PTO policy.

A Bedford Township community is grieving the deaths of Gwendolyn Fay Smith and Ryne Jacob Leist, found in a home, with an ongoing investigation and autopsies underway.

John Ball Zoo in Michigan is considering a 190-acre former landfill site for a new aquarium that aligns with conservation goals, despite needing environmental cleanup. The $370 million project aims to make a notable economic and educational impact.

Residents of three Michigan counties have signed a letter to Governor Whitmer seeking a resolution for damages from the 2020 Edenville Dam failure, expressing frustration over the state's role in the disaster and the slow response to their plight.