William Daniel Moore, 41, has been charged in the March 12 shooting death of 21-year-old Emmanuel Draughan in Detroit. He faces several felony charges, including first-degree murder, and remains in jail as court proceedings continue.

Detroit's weather this week includes mid-80s temperatures, varied winds, and potential showers and thunderstorms, with cooler evenings and a mix of cloud cover.

A Monroe County woman won $500,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket purchased at a store in Lambertville, Michigan. She plans to pay off bills and save the remainder.

Wayne County Sheriff's Deputy, Ryan Phillips, was killed in a rollover crash on the Lodge Freeway in Detroit; he was ejected from his SUV and found deceased at the scene.

A Warren police chase led to a crash that critically injured a passenger; the driver and two others were arrested, with narcotics suspected in the car.

Detroit police seek help to find missing 16-year-old Kendall Pickett, last seen June 6 in the 8200 block of Roselawn Street. She has health concerns, is 5'4", with black hair in French braids.

A Dearborn Heights man faces felony charges for harboring a runaway teen and child sexual abuse, after police found the missing 16-year-old in his apartment.

Approximately 700 gallons of cooking oil spilled near the Better Made Snack Foods factory in Detroit, with no injuries reported and no contamination of the sewer system.

An 18-year-old man drowned at Campbell Lake, Michigan, with authorities and local fire departments responding. His body was located after a search, and the incident is under investigation.

A fire destroyed the Red Lobster in Frenchtown Township, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, deemed not suspicious.

Two campers were found dead at Michigan's Isle Royale National Park; the cause of death is under investigation.

A Michigan woman is charged with first-degree murder after her mother died from a neck wound. Police found evidence of a struggle; the daughter, who called for help, pleaded not guilty.

Two men were charged with carrying concealed weapons at a Pontiac high school graduation. They were found with loaded firearms and had no connection to the graduating class. Quick action by a security guard helped to prevent any violence.